Re: Negative feedbacks for traders and Tips for fair trading
Posted: Tue May 02, 2017 10:31 pm
Finally got to it. I regret to inform this community about my experience dealing with Boba.
He was advertising to sell three (3) somewhat good batteries with three no good ones. After some discussion the payment was sent. It was short $5, my fault. I politely asked if that would be ok, but was requested the remainder for payment in full. Upon receiving all the funds, seller *realized* he can't sell good batteries. That was practically inconvenient as the whole deal has taken weeks and weeks due to seller's personal reasons and unavailability. It was also rather ethically suspicious.
Then seller offered to still sell me one (1) remaining somewhat good battery with the same three no good ones. Again, having agreed on the deal, the payment was sent. After some time I get the message saying that one of the batteries did not fit in the box. True, the package came short one battery. Again, I politely inquired when the seller was going to send the rest. To which he replied he was not going to and that I should not mind as that was *free* anyway.
So seller effectively defaulted twice on the agreed deal after receiving the funds. He seemingly genuinely didn't comprehend my displeasure on not living up to the agreement.
He was advertising to sell three (3) somewhat good batteries with three no good ones. After some discussion the payment was sent. It was short $5, my fault. I politely asked if that would be ok, but was requested the remainder for payment in full. Upon receiving all the funds, seller *realized* he can't sell good batteries. That was practically inconvenient as the whole deal has taken weeks and weeks due to seller's personal reasons and unavailability. It was also rather ethically suspicious.
Then seller offered to still sell me one (1) remaining somewhat good battery with the same three no good ones. Again, having agreed on the deal, the payment was sent. After some time I get the message saying that one of the batteries did not fit in the box. True, the package came short one battery. Again, I politely inquired when the seller was going to send the rest. To which he replied he was not going to and that I should not mind as that was *free* anyway.
So seller effectively defaulted twice on the agreed deal after receiving the funds. He seemingly genuinely didn't comprehend my displeasure on not living up to the agreement.