I bought an atv from Dublin Ireland and now ebay won't stand behind me because the approved to buy and I am the winning bidder emails I got from what I thought was ebay were fraudulent.
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send a report to Ebays fraud department, they are very good and deal with the police in handling these matters. awhile back here in the states that sent two men to prison for fraud on ebay... talk it over with the right people to see who can help you better \n\nthere is the department below
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Talk to the eBay seller.\n\nThey might have tips for you or they might replace it.\n\n///
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You can try to report him to EBay, but if there were disclaimers on the advertisement when you bought it, and you did not read them entirely, sadly, there's nothing you can do. Without seeing the actual auction advertisement, it's difficult to say what you can do. If he sold you something and advertised it falsely, you could actually sue him in small claims court.
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I hope you have kept the Email as evidence and report them to Ebay - it may take time.  Also what you could is their email address is registred under their ISP e.g. btinternet.com you can attempt to report them to their ISP - I would.  It is also harrassment even it is by Email - no different by mobile text, or letter or by person.\n\nTip: To prevent further spam, I would edit my user name on here, as you are showing your email address, mine did that 2 and changed it.
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ebay is a evil place donot do business with it
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I wouldn't count on getting that information from Yahoo, even though the person involved did rip you off it's a privacy matter.  You might want to contact your local police station to see if they have an internet fraud division.  Problem is, a lot of these scammers are overseas where the police can't touch them.\n\nThere is a very good chance you'll never see your money again.\n\nIn the future, if you receive an eBay related email to your email account, check your ebay messages on your My Ebay page.  If the email does not appear there, it's most likely a scammer email.
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Not sure where you are.\nIn Australia and News Zealand, there is another auction site - graysonline.\nThey don't have such varieties like eBay but much much more reliable since the company examines the goods and check the sellers first before allowing them to list the items.\nThey do traditional auction too.
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the doba company?\n\ni bought something off ebay that this company sold\n\ni had no problems
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HI,\n\nMaybe you can look on this \n\nhttp://friendearth.com/vid/15088.html\n\nDubli - The European answer to eBay.\n\nBest Regards,\n\na99mail ONG
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Court clerks aren't allowed to give any information except administrative. By and large, Florida civil servants are genial and helpful. So either you were unlucky and got the other kind, or you pursued a line of questioning that is against his or her orders to answer.\n\nState courts generally do not have extraterritorial jurisdiction but there are many exceptions, not likely including eBay sellers.\n\nYour first objective with eBay fraud should be to file a claim with eBay. If you paid with PayPal you can get as much as $1,000 (less $25) back. I just got $153 back from them last week; I'll get the $25 as well if they manage to collect from the seller.\n\nUnless you know the identity of the seller you're not going to be able to sue; so you're going to have either to sue eBay first or to subpoena the information from eBay.\n\nWhether you can collect for lost wages and other expenses depends on whether they are foreseeable results of the fraud. In some states you can file a misdemeanor theft complaint rather than a civil fraud one, and although the standard of proof is higher it is far more unnerving and damaging to the fraudster. And if s/he is solvent may get a quick refund for you.\n\nBut what do I know. I'm not licensed in Florida.
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With it being a mistake on her part, you can file a complaint on ebay.  Unfortunately, nothing will likely come of it.\n\nYour best course of action is to threaten with negative feedback and she may credit it back
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Yes, I purchased a USB Flash Drive that was counterfeit. Because I received something I was not protected with Paypal or Ebay...they only help you if you received NOTHING! Ebay kicked her off, Paypal said sorry...so I filed a formal complaint the the Internet Crime Complaint Center at http://www.ic3.gov\nI also ran a search on the buyer to find out everything about her and contacted the Economic Crimes Division of her local Police Department and explained the situation to them...they accepted the case for criminal prosecution...it is still in the works. They have already obtained a search warrant for the Paypal and Ebay transaction records......sure sucks to mess with someone in law enforcement!!
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Hi!Ive been in the same situation.I Ended up actually calling the seller and asking them,where my item was.I told them,I had already BEEN sent a payment to them and they should have got it by the time I sent it.I then consulted the rep. on Ebay.com and asked them if I was elidglible for a refund.They told me it has to be over $25.00.So if your order was over $25.00,then your elidglible.
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Firstly, you will get negative ratings from the seller which means that other sellers may not accept bids from you in future.\n\nAdditionally, the seller can report you to eBay who may ban you from their site.\n\nTo avoid this, you may wish to contact the seller directly, explain why you no longer want the item and try to come to some agreement with them.
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There is always a period of time that you can change your mind, known as buyer's remorse, this time period differ's from state to state.  If you feel that you were mislead or otherwise treated unfairly you can take the situation to your states Attorney Generals Office.  For most things that are shipped COD I can not imagine a company going to any great distances to reap a sale should you refuse the shipment.
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I never buy from eBay...I am satisfied with local dealers...may be I pay a little more..but I get satisfaction
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Anyobdy who buy, sells, or sees a scam on ebay needs to contact ebay & paypal.  I foyu go to your my ebay page, there should be a link to their center for reporting scams.\n\nA quick tip: every spoof email from ebay I'm recieved is from[support,sales, etc.] "@eBay.com".  However, real ebay emails are from @ebay.com.  Real ebay doesn't use a capital "b" in it's sent bar.  However, this could always change, since scammers are becoming better.