Dedrater

Following the link for the biggest custard cream, on the auction website ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=110613453126

It would be incalculable for them to count how much it costs to host that auction, pence to zero for a company of that magnitude. They then state in the FAQ..

I hate them, cvnts.

dpb

An excellent place for those looking for tat, inhabited by villians and the stupid ..and then theres the management

pimmo2000

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J4CKO

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It serves a purpose, don't see the problem, dont like it, dont use it !

corradoboy

It has its uses. W'ar lass wanted the carrycot to go with our Mamas & Papas MPX pram system costing about £200. I ended up getting the carrycot, another chassis, another adjustable seat unit, rain-cover, another car seat and two car seat bases for £23.99 All in excellent condition and beautifully clean

ScoobySteve69

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Nothing wrong with Ebay if you know how to use it.

Hysteria1983

On the most part, I find it great to use.

That was before some tosspot gave me neutral feedback for no genuine reason. I'm really miffed about it.

tony de wonderful

LOL that is funny.

Glowplug

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It's a good market place, if your carefull.

kingofturds

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Well next time please wipe down the 18 inch black mambo double ender before you send it.

ScoobySteve69

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I`ve noticed that a few times on traders feedback, when someone says "item received, no problems,thanks" etc. and leaves neutral?????

twooo

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2m HDMI cable - £1.60 including delivery. Can't go wrong!

But yeah, you do need to be careful with the place.

Camoscooby

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+1

Camoscooby

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At least we know what you are buying your mum now

Leslie

I think it is a very useful organisation, the advantage its is enormous coverage of course.

I dont use it very often, but have had good service in the past and have just found a rare motor 'bike which I doubt I would have got any other way.

I sold a WW2 flying helmet,oxygen mask etc for a friend for an unbelievable price to a bloke in Canada with no problems of any kind.

Les

Hysteria1983

Lol!!!

In my defence, it was a brand new jacket. A sandstone BENCH fleece, still with tags and in the original packaging. Reason for sale, unwanted gift. (I bought it for sis in law but it was too small).
The winning bidder was in Germany, but I have always sent overseas with no problems. In fact, a lot of the branded things have gone to Germany or Sweden.
Anyway, neutral was given and the comment -

"thanks for shipping, but the package was ripped and the coat was dirty!!"

I cannot be responsible for how Royal Mail or any other postal company treat their items, but I can wrap them as good and safely as possible.
As far as I am concerned the item arriving soils was out of my hands.

I have contacted the buyer being polite, but honest about how I feel, but I know it won't make any difference.

rossyboy

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Its a great place for buyers, but pretty dire for sellers.