Team Evil:
I called the seller, the number was on the front of the invoice.
It doesn't look like a wiring harness, PseudoSport's photo is below.
googley sez its worth $45 or so.
PseudoSport wrote:
Picture of the ultimate sewer kit I received. Already contacted the seller for a return. Oh well it was worth a shot.
I went through ebay for the return process. Seller contacted me today and said I'll have a shipping label within 24 hours for the return. Once they recieve the item they will issue a full refund.
I filed PayPal claim after no response from seller. Got respinse shortly after.
I think I saw these at kale motor's website. They offered them as a way to painlessly rewire British cars by containing the British car wiring smoke. After all it's when the smoke escapes that the electrical problems occur, right?
Ultimate sewer kit... . ... Are they implying we here are full of.. .. Well you know.
Seller has three negative feedbacks from the same buyer over receiving the wrong item on the $22.72 auction. I find it hard to believe that the auction would have so much detail on the product if they just "googled the part number" and posted the first hit. Especially for a seller user name "myauto".
He`s done it in the past a few times.
Just received my PayPal bounce back. My payment is securely back in my account.
Instead of the Sewer Kit, I ended up getting a couple of turbo connectors. If I was planning on a "back yard" turbo, I'd have held onto them.
In thinking back, I should have. Would have even worked well for a remote cone air filter set-up.
wvumtnbkr wrote:
sold out already.
Poop!
You basically predicted the future when you posted this.
Last time i left negative feedback for a similar issue, the seller complained to ebay and Ebay suspended my buying privileges for a 5 day period.
Then the seller blocked me from buying from them ever again. Includes all their child companies. A little annoying, since it's hard to search for cheap crappy aftermarket parts on Ebay and not trip over their listings.
Ebay will absolutely side with the seller if he complains, since all they care about is that the buyer got the money back, not if they got what they purchased.
I MAY go in and leave negative feedback, but not sure if the mistake was intentional or just a slip up between the internet sales end and their inventory end of things.
Once the mistake was pointed out, their conduct was exemplary. Clear directions, execution, paid return postage/printable mailing label and even a follow-up email this morning apologizing once again and letting me know that the "refund" had been issued to my PayPal account.
Other than the initial item/pricing error, which could have come from anywhere within their sales system, there isn't anything to complain about. On the contrary, their refund process worked perfectly and their customer relations were equally so.
Not exactly sure what to do, if anything . . .
"Ebay will absolutely side with the seller if he complains, since all they care about is that the buyer got the money back, not if they got what they purchased."
Swank is dead on with that comment. No provable misrepresentation and item as well as payment returned. Case, if any, closed. Problem addressed and taken care of.
Still waiting on my refund which should go through today. I was going to leave a neutral feedback with negative comments. I figure there is not much the seller and eBay can do about neutral comments and as a buyer I’d still look at them since I’d like to know why a sellers comments are not all positive.
I got my refund yesterday, one day after shipping the items back. The seller was great about the return process, I can't really be upset since it seemed too good to be true.
EvanB wrote:
I got my refund yesterday, one day after shipping the items back. The seller was great about the return process, I can't really be upset since it seemed too good to be true.
Da fuq? I sent mine back almost a week ago and haven't gotten a refund.
Same here. Confirmed receipt.
"one day after shipping the items back. The seller was great about the return process . . ."
Same here!