davey g
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Rico
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Who the hell are you, and do you even know what a GP32 is?splinterz posted on Sep 22 2005 at 10:31 PM said:
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Rico posted on Sep 22 2005 at 09:37 PM said:
my name is dan but my m8s call me splinterz because im always getting splinter's from cutting wood as i work at a wood cutting place - i know what gp32 is - its the superb gaming portable device which many people develop games & programs for - i haven't got one but would like one
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mattmagoo
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splinterz posted on Sep 22 2005 at 09:31 PM said:
please, explaing why you felt the need to add "lol", it's not particularly funny
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Squidge
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Ebuyer is always having "problems", hence the reason for http://www.ebuyersucks.com/ and http://www.ebuyersucks.org/
I'm suprised more people don't read them before ordering.
I'm suprised more people don't read them before ordering.
Rico
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People contacted trading standards with something like 700 complaints, which forced ebuyer to restore their telephone support. But as long as they do eventually sort these problems out, they're obeying the law.
However if you're short £900 or so then either contact trading standards or take them to court because it's your right to get the money out of them (providing you can prove it, of course - the burden is on you). Usually it's quite easy, for example 'my account is short £900 with a payment to ebuyer but no goods were signed for'. However it is more likely that if you took them to small claims, they wouldn't show up and you'd win by default.
However if you're short £900 or so then either contact trading standards or take them to court because it's your right to get the money out of them (providing you can prove it, of course - the burden is on you). Usually it's quite easy, for example 'my account is short £900 with a payment to ebuyer but no goods were signed for'. However it is more likely that if you took them to small claims, they wouldn't show up and you'd win by default.
moz
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i got a little problem with the delivery company and ebuyer, they delivered when i wasnt in took my parcel back to the depot, emailed me to tell me it wasnt delivered which automatically put into spam at my ISP so i didnt see it, i didnt get a card or anything through the letter box and now the parcel has been sent back to ebuyer all this happended before the date that ebuyer said they would deliver my order by. my order was on £2.97 too.
ive put up one enote but probably wont chase it up as i cant be arsed for such a small amount though.
ive put up one enote but probably wont chase it up as i cant be arsed for such a small amount though.
moz posted on Sep 24 2005 at 11:07 PM said:
even at such a low amount its not the point! - chase it up - even if it was 2p its still your order! - im owed £700 & ebuyer are refusing to sort this out so im looking into the possibility of taking it further but i don't know where to go next?
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davey g
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Citizens advice bureau perhaps.
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I don't know. The whole point was that they'll give you advice about what you should do.
moz
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yep and they know the lawsplinterz posted on Sep 27 2005 at 10:36 AM said:
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saintdragon
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is there anyway i can cancel my order without talking or doing anything with ebuyer, there really getting me pissed off, they have all the products in store, yet the product on my list says not allowcated for the past few days, im gonna e-commit suicide... im using visa.
davey g
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If you contact your banks fraud department, they'll chase up ebuyer and get you your money back pretty sharpish. I'm sure Ebuyer will get a whole lot more helpful when your bank is checking on them.
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