Dan Chisarick wrote:
Communication stopped over a month ago. I've sent a steady
stacatto of e-mail messages into /dev/null it seems. While I never
had to use it, I think eBay offers some manner of fraud protection. A
quick look shows a $25 deductable. The four items exceed $25, but
each individual item is well under that. Paypal won't help once the
money has been withdrawn by the receiver (I think). So, pretty much
looks like I'm eating this one.
Any advice, or at least some stories about getting blindsided or
totally stiffed?
This is exactly what's happened to me -- Guy has $35 of my money and
hasn't shipped yet. I should've read his feedback before I bid, because
there is some hint of that behavior previously. I'll send him another
message.
PS - Total irony here... the e-mail address for this person is
@atcc.com. If you go to http://www.atcc.com, its a religious site.
When I sent an e-mail message there, I got an autoresponder from a
bishop's e-mail (or that's what it said). Who would think of getting
the shaft from one of the cloth?
Like that's never happened before at all? Hint #1: Since when do
religious sites end in .com?
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