UPS tracking?
02-15-2012, 09:23 PM
#16
he issued refund, so that tells me he never shipped item. i did PM him and say i would send money if it showed. here are pm's,
if it shows i will send it back, you said you shipped UPS and the receipt said parcel post. kinda fishy
No need to do anything. The issue is resolved, Paypal dispute is over. I've learned one thing from this is to never, ever deal with UPS or you! I'm am a straight up, no BS guy. If the UPS store gave me a tracking number, this whole ordeal with you would have been avoided. Do not PM or contact me again. This is over and done.
WHAT A GREAT GUY TO DEAL WITH.........
if it shows i will send it back, you said you shipped UPS and the receipt said parcel post. kinda fishy
No need to do anything. The issue is resolved, Paypal dispute is over. I've learned one thing from this is to never, ever deal with UPS or you! I'm am a straight up, no BS guy. If the UPS store gave me a tracking number, this whole ordeal with you would have been avoided. Do not PM or contact me again. This is over and done.
WHAT A GREAT GUY TO DEAL WITH.........
02-16-2012, 06:09 AM
#17
Makes me wonder if this is that smart post BS that places like Best Buy use now. It's USPS but they use UPS to get it to your local city. From there it can take up to 2 weeks for an item to arrive. Found that out the hard way as I was wrapping Christmas gifts at the last minute because they took 3 weeks to show up.
02-19-2012, 09:15 PM
#18
Makes me wonder if this is that smart post BS that places like Best Buy use now. It's USPS but they use UPS to get it to your local city. From there it can take up to 2 weeks for an item to arrive. Found that out the hard way as I was wrapping Christmas gifts at the last minute because they took 3 weeks to show up.
02-21-2012, 12:27 PM
#21
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I would post it so that people don't get scammed by him, even tough he made it right. He is obviously up to no good. That, or leave him a neutralor negative feedback and explain why you did. If he leaves you negative or false feedack, you can dispute it.
02-21-2012, 01:30 PM
#23
LOL from what I read you were the one that was being difficult.
He most likely sent the money back because he saw how much of a pain this was going to be.
I would suggest if it does come to promptly give him his money back, or send the item back on your dime.
You made that way to difficult.
He most likely sent the money back because he saw how much of a pain this was going to be.
I would suggest if it does come to promptly give him his money back, or send the item back on your dime.
You made that way to difficult.
02-21-2012, 01:35 PM
#24
LOL from what I read you were the one that was being difficult.
He most likely sent the money back because he saw how much of a pain this was going to be.
I would suggest if it does come to promptly give him his money back, or send the item back on your dime.
You made that way to difficult.
He most likely sent the money back because he saw how much of a pain this was going to be.
I would suggest if it does come to promptly give him his money back, or send the item back on your dime.
You made that way to difficult.
no big deal over and done
02-21-2012, 01:38 PM
#25
Yeah I did, and if he stopped shipment because you wanted a refund then he most likely got it that day or the next, hence why it is up for sale.
Did you expect him to wait a week to re-list or something? Your attitude suggests why it was refunded promptly. Easiest way not to deal with someone.
Next time just relax, this isn't ebay or amazon.
02-21-2012, 01:43 PM
#26
Yeah I did, and if he stopped shipment because you wanted a refund then he most likely got it that day or the next, hence why it is up for sale.
Did you expect him to wait a week to re-list or something? Your attitude suggests why it was refunded promptly. Easiest way not to deal with someone.
Next time just relax, this isn't ebay or amazon.
Did you expect him to wait a week to re-list or something? Your attitude suggests why it was refunded promptly. Easiest way not to deal with someone.
Next time just relax, this isn't ebay or amazon.
02-21-2012, 04:28 PM
#28
He gave you a legit shipping receipt (albeit one you weren't familiar with) and immediately refunded your money when you asked.
That's someone I would like to deal with.
It's easy to call someone a great seller when you get the item you want, in a timely fashion.
But good sellers exist in bad transactions, too. This guy seems to be one of those.
02-21-2012, 06:17 PM
#29
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I don't like liars, either, but the guy you were dealing with doesn't appear to be one.
He gave you a legit shipping receipt (albeit one you weren't familiar with) and immediately refunded your money when you asked.
That's someone I would like to deal with.
It's easy to call someone a great seller when you get the item you want, in a timely fashion.
But good sellers exist in bad transactions, too. This guy seems to be one of those.
He gave you a legit shipping receipt (albeit one you weren't familiar with) and immediately refunded your money when you asked.
That's someone I would like to deal with.
It's easy to call someone a great seller when you get the item you want, in a timely fashion.
But good sellers exist in bad transactions, too. This guy seems to be one of those.
02-21-2012, 11:54 PM
#30
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I don't like liars, either, but the guy you were dealing with doesn't appear to be one.
He gave you a legit shipping receipt (albeit one you weren't familiar with) and immediately refunded your money when you asked.
That's someone I would like to deal with.
It's easy to call someone a great seller when you get the item you want, in a timely fashion.
But good sellers exist in bad transactions, too. This guy seems to be one of those.
He gave you a legit shipping receipt (albeit one you weren't familiar with) and immediately refunded your money when you asked.
That's someone I would like to deal with.
It's easy to call someone a great seller when you get the item you want, in a timely fashion.
But good sellers exist in bad transactions, too. This guy seems to be one of those.
Not taking sides, just my view on things.
Either way this thread is done, buyer got his money back and there's been nothing but speculation by people not involved, including my own thoughts, since.
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