To add insult to injury. Ebay is not a safe place for honest sellers! | Selling on eBay

cmf-modellismo · 2026-06-27T23:52:31.147086Z

It’s been a few weeks now that I’ve been having problems with a buyer. From the feedback left, it’s clearly obvious how shady he is. He has left a lot of negative feedback to get refunds and keep the items. So I figure he often opens disputes unfairly. I sold this guy from Chieti a ring and a gold medallion. Sent by registered mail. First he opened a dispute for item not as described because he claimed the ring weighed less than one gram, which isn’t true and anyway it wasn’t specified in the listing, so he closed it. Then he opens a second one for Medallion not received, which is also not true... What should I do? For now I’ve blocked him from making further purchases. The eBay community should protect both buyers and sellers because they have the same rights. Which was promptly disproven, in fact yesterday eBay sided with the buyer even though the item was reported as delivered, so on top of the damage there’s the insult of having to refund him too, as well as losing the item. I tried to appeal by also sending the registered-mail receipt, but I don’t think the matter will be resolved favorably.

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