What if ebuyer don't respond to enotes?

On Thu, 7 Aug 2003 01:51:54 +0100, "Fat Freddy's Cat"
wrote:

*YAWN*


EBuyerdotcon "Made the wrong choice, didn't you?"
www.ebuyerdotcon.co.uk

Fat Freddy's Cat wrote:
Unlike dotcon who has a one-sided foamy-mouthed fixation and hatred
for ebuyer,

LOL, I know this is a redundant post, but that description gave me a right
chuckle. :-D

On Thu, 07 Aug 2003 13:33:40 GMT, "Henry" wrote:

Fat Freddy's Cat wrote:
Unlike dotcon who has a one-sided foamy-mouthed fixation and hatred
for ebuyer,

LOL, I know this is a redundant post, but that description gave me a right
chuckle. :-D



Yeah, it did me too.

I have voiced opinion in the past of when I thought ebuyer was
improving too, so I am not completely one sided.

Also I am not foamy mouthed, nor fixated and I don't have a hatred for
ebuyer either, I just think consumers deserve better than what ebuyer
thinks of as "service" and am of the opinion that their stock quality
is poor.

The personal standard I expect from any retailer happens to be higher
alot of folks who frequent this group. And who am I to argue with
those people who accept substandard service in return for low prices?

They are as equally entitled to their opinion as I am.


EBuyerdotcon "Made the wrong choice, didn't you?"
www.ebuyerdotcon.co.uk

On Thu, 7 Aug 2003 01:51:54 +0100, "Fat Freddy's Cat"
wrote:


"EBuyerdotcon" wrote in message
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Ignore him Andy,

No don't Andy.
Unlike dotcon who has a one-sided foamy-mouthed fixation and hatred for
ebuyer, what you will get from me is reasonable and fair advice - like I
said, sorry to appear cruel but you haven't followed the returns procedure.
I bet if you did you would be sorted out without a hitch.

Try it and see, then report back here (you see, what usually happens is
people gripe about a vendor here and we never hear the outcome... the reason
being that their 'problems' are usually sorted out satisfactorily in time)

Just pay the £27 and see ebuyer in small claims
court. It'll solve the problem alot quicker and ebuyer will be made to
pay your £27 back when you prove how useless they are when it comes to
returning DOA items.


Yup, why bother sticking with a simple procedure when you can go to court
instead.

Ebuyers only problem here is that they wont bother sending a rep to court to
explain why Andy never followed their really easy procedure to return a DOA
item, thereby winning the case and causing Andy to lose his £27.

Lets all just cut out the middleman and go straight to court every time we
receive a DOA item.

Any vendors out their should follow dotcons sensible advice and just stick a
link to the court service website on their RMA request buttons.

what a prick,

unfortunately for dotcon, the number of complaints about ebuyer is falling
all the time here, so he clutches at straws with folks like Andy to continue
his rabid obsession. Don't fall for it.

g.


You're the prick Freddy. Actually no, a prick is just an insult -
describing you as a moron would be more accurate, if you believe what
you type.

There is no excuse for the behaviour ebuyer continues to practice, if
the posts on here (backed up by my own experience) are to be believed.

And, as for your statement that most contributors on this group do
not post the conclusions to their problems because they are resolved
correctly by the vendors. I believe that is likely to be incorrect.

Post proof of your evidence, or stop making stupid statements.

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unfortunately for dotcon, the number of complaints about ebuyer is
falling
all the time here, so he clutches at straws with folks like Andy to
continue
his rabid obsession. Don't fall for it.


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It's quite possible that the number of complaints posted here has fallen
because Ebuyer have been sued by so many people that they've begun to get
their act together.

I never posted my complaint here but I did sue Ebuyer successfully. They
paid up 3 days after receiving my County Court summons. I accept that any
trader (online or otherwise) should be given a proper chance to sort out
mistakes but I don't believe that we should be held to ransom by traders
who take our money and fail to complete their end of the bargain.

Just my tuppence worth.

Cic.

"Cicero" wrote in message
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I never posted my complaint here but I did sue Ebuyer successfully. They
paid up 3 days after receiving my County Court summons.

He he, perhaps they have a special department to deal with this?! :-)