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yeah i know ebay and paypal are not the most perfect environment.. but the feedback section of ebay moves allong nicely.. gives others a feedback review.. will help in this situation on SAU where admin cop a wrath about doing something that covers their own ass.. and the seller can also reply to that comment so that buyers can see an explanation or if the buyer is jus a wank...

yeah paypal does keep the money in limbo.. but it would be in the sellers best interest then to not rip anyone off.. and POLICE.. paypal is acting as the middle man.. even though the seller is supplied with the money ... you can open a dispute... and if the seller doesnt respond then paypal will automatically deduct the money from the sellers account.. and if worst goes to worst paypal have insurance cover to refund at least some of the money

hey im not saying its the perfect solution but this would be good for feedback on sellers (they will work for their money then) and aim to please customers, especially in this smaller environment of traders on SAU compared to SAU members buying items on here... And it is definately alot SAFER then just a bank transfer with no way to recover that money if the seller wants to be a f**k

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Its a shit situaltion but I dont think you where ripped off. Ripped off is paying and getting nothing. Repco have given me the wrong parts a few times and I have not realised till I had the whole thing apart. They wont pay for labour for supplying the wrong part so I dont know why an internet trader would. As long as they offer a refund or replace it with the correct part then thats all they have to do under consumer law as sales do not usually cover "incidental expenses exceeding the original cost of the item" Just take your business elsewhere next time.

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