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When they were going out of business Liketwice informed me I would have to use my credit within a week or it would expire. There was bare-bones inventory by that time so I had to use it or lose it. I did manage to get a few Dooney and Bourke and Coach wallets in the mad scramble (you would try to add to your cart and it would tell you the item wasnt available anymore). They also ignored my emails about this frustrating situation of losing my store credit I earned from returns. After receiving the items I found that half of them are fakes! I tried to sell on Ebay and was informed by them that they werent authentic and upon closer examination it became apparent. Now Im better at spotting fakes. Thank you Liketwice

Have been a long time shopper here. As with any online shopping place we have run into a few mishaps which have always been quickly resolved. Just recently however, we bought a classic Nintendo video game. This seller said it was a five screw, when it arrived it was a three screw. Anyone who buys older videos games knows this is a huge issue. Due to my forgetfulness I missed the return by date and thought I was stuck with the game. EBay however decided to refund my money and did not require me to return the game! Simply wow!

Yeah, everybody knows about it, and many of us look there first for most everything on-line. I am no different. Great for craft items and bargain costume jewelry. I've had great prices on musical instruments, clothing from India and a lot more. The trick is to become an ebay-oholic and do heavy research, checking new sellers and used items for deals. But that can be dangerous if, like me, you can get carried away.

Unless something is truly unusual, don't buy from the first seller that offers it, especially from China. Also be aware of shipping fees which are not always obvious, especially if you have been looking at "free shipping" things for a while. Finally, some real deals can be had under "ending soonest." You might catch something others have missed. Again, when under a deadline, be sure to check shipping costs!

Feedback can be helpful, but eBay hassles sellers for good marks, who in turn hassle us, the buyers, albeit usually nicely.

I ordered a cloth stand from e bay on March 2nd 2016. The seller is Henry hills and the worst seller I have seen ever. First up all they didn't even send a shipping details and when I complained about this to e bay they given me the seller phone number. So I contact the seller immediately they sent the item that is entirely different from what I ordered and it's not worth than more than 500 rupees. It's very cheap quality. I paid 1250 rupees for that cloth stand. I complained about this and even upload a picture of what I got it. Still I didn't any response from e bay. I suggest nobody should do e bay online shopping.In future I never do any shopping on e bay.

I use ebay to mainly buy clothes, wigs, accessories and collectibles so I only have experience from those kind of sellers. My purchase went really well and that is probably thanks to my 'ebay routines'. I always check the bad ratings of the seller first. Why? Sometimes a seller may have a loooot of good ratings so that the bad ones disappear in the crowd. Look them up, read why they were unhappy with the purchase and then consider if you still can trust the seller. Maybe it was just a problem with longer waiting time for a customer or it could be something more serious that you are scared of happening to you.

I also have my own principle when purchasing anything on ebay: never buy expensive things. Why? Actually it LIMITS the chances of me being scammed of a ton of money for possible $#*!. Also, I am on the internet to find lower prices, not higher than in stores. Then of course, if it is ridiculously cheap then always consider why that can be the case.

Lastly, if it is something that has a high risk of being fake (collector's objects or alike), then it is good to try and contact the seller for more pictures. If you get no answer maybe he is unavailable or just ignores it all together for reasons we fear. If he agrees it is good if you ask the seller to put something in the picture that normally would not be included so you know that the picture is genuine. Maybe a bottle or a cup, an item everyone has but would not normally be included in photos on the internet so that he can just copy it and send it to you.

Sometimes we can get into contact with scumbags on ebay. But several times it is just a seller who wants to sell GOOD items and get nice reviews to help his business further.

I really like ebay, and you can find a lot of cool things on there.
It's allover a great site. Unfortunately some sellers on there are scammers. There is nothing wrong with the site, just some of the users/sellers. Make sure it's a trustworthy seller you're buying from before ordering things. I always do that and i haven't had a bad experience yet.

I have been buying and selling on ebay for about 4 years. I have 100% perfect feedback. However, I gave 5 customers out of over 100 this last year their money back without making them go through the resolution process with ebay. As a result I went from superior seller to below standard and cannot now list more than $100 worth of items each month, they put my items on the bottom of the category and some other baloney like that.

Where else would you get a D or an F for 95% of doing things the teachers way! In addition, they keep changing their free listing policy. For the last year, you never know what the policy will be. I am not sure what their game is, but I am not playing any more.

I will neither buy nor sell on their site. Nor will I use Paypal because they imposed some delays in my ability to access my money, which I think are related to ebay. This is fair warningkeep away from ebay and paypal.