By Will Sturgeon
Published: Monday 27 February 2006
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Name
Nicola
Location
London
Occupation
IT
Comment
I use ebay a great deal and I have to agree with Which on this one!
Within the space of a few days I was targetted by fraudsters who bid on items I was selling.
Reporting both incidents to ebay got me nowhere and I did feel quite stressed about the whole situation and it inturn has made me very suspicious about anyone bdding on something I am selling.
I use ebay a great deal and I have to agree with W...
Nicola
I'v had trouble with PayPal (an eBay company) When...
Anonymous
I'm a satisfied eBay user - both buyer and seller....
Simon
Ebay also supports the importing of goods avoiding...
Anonymous
Another Scam that Ebay supports by doing nothing a...
Anonymous
I agree.
The so-called checking and validation ...
Nick Cole
Things are SO much worse than Which could possibly...
Tim Haines
I also have to agree with Nicola. I tokk alll the ...
mel
Several times whilst sellingon eBay I have stated ...
Anonymous
You can restrict who bids on your items and from w...
Anonymous
why does everybody jump up to blame the 'Managemen...
Dan
Only last week I was ripped off on eBay with a fra...
Ed
I've done quite a few trades on eBay, and nearly a...
Anonymous
Ebay vs Amazon read here...
I purchase a lot from...
Anonymous
Ebay is no different from any market place... If s...
Stuart Learmonth
I got ripped off but it was below the limit so eBa...
Jerome Pearce
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