seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
Just tell him that when we play MK Dons at Milton Keynes that the big boys from NSC will be paying him a visit. Problem sorted. 
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eBay WANKERS
- Thread starter Bluejuice
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Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
PCBEARDMLORD
Isn't it ?
Kneecaps ?? - North Stand Chat
See above ref some tactical options... I couldn't use these so used the online small claims court system. Took a while but I got my money back plus all my costs. It does work !
See above ref some tactical options... I couldn't use these so used the online small claims court system. Took a while but I got my money back plus all my costs. It does work !
Shropshire Seagull
Well-known member
Done a bit of contract law.
Might not be your preferred choice but if the contract was agreed (price for goods) and now buyer wants to change the contract (price) you have the option of rejecting this and both of you must be put back in the position you started in. This will mean you have to re-sell your goods, but the buyer must return them to you at HIS cost (and in the same condition in which he took them away). You'll have to judge if this is a viable option, but if I were you and as mad and angry, I'd not let the fcuker get away with it.
Another angle, the Sale of Goods act does not cover the buyer if the goods are inspected and tested before closing the deal (agreeing the price) - good old Caveat Emptor rules in these purchases (buyer beware) - so if he has inspected the goods and taken them away, that is contract complete and he cannot (by law) withhold payment (PayPal aside you can sue him for breach of contract via the small claims court - you can also include in your claim all reasonable costs in bringing the claim). Wise man says - never sue a man of straw.
For the definitive, go talk to Citizens Advice Bureau - they will advise you.
Might not be your preferred choice but if the contract was agreed (price for goods) and now buyer wants to change the contract (price) you have the option of rejecting this and both of you must be put back in the position you started in. This will mean you have to re-sell your goods, but the buyer must return them to you at HIS cost (and in the same condition in which he took them away). You'll have to judge if this is a viable option, but if I were you and as mad and angry, I'd not let the fcuker get away with it.
Another angle, the Sale of Goods act does not cover the buyer if the goods are inspected and tested before closing the deal (agreeing the price) - good old Caveat Emptor rules in these purchases (buyer beware) - so if he has inspected the goods and taken them away, that is contract complete and he cannot (by law) withhold payment (PayPal aside you can sue him for breach of contract via the small claims court - you can also include in your claim all reasonable costs in bringing the claim). Wise man says - never sue a man of straw.
For the definitive, go talk to Citizens Advice Bureau - they will advise you.
Bj
The bloke who turned you over sounds a right c**t.
He wasn't called Mr Boyt and if so did you get a phone number for him?
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I've just gone through Small Claims court all online here:- http://www.moneyclaim.gov.uk and £80 later (which you claim back plus £0.65p per day interest) and then can send in Baliffs, have a hold over sale of their house, or get deductions from earnings..
Clearly you won't get that far, but it is pretty easy peasey to do..
Clearly you won't get that far, but it is pretty easy peasey to do..
brighton rock
New member
small claims will not work as he has paid for the goods your fight is with ebay who are withholding your funds, ebay should never tell the buyer that his payment was being held from you until he was happy with the sale as that would be agaist the law as it could never be a fair sale
you should demard full payment from ebay or you will start action agaist them
you should demard full payment from ebay or you will start action agaist them
¡Cereal Killer!
Whale Oil Beef Hooked
It will probably cost more putting a law suit against eBay.
If you do, surely you could take joint action against both buyer and ebay?
Stevie Boy
Well-known member
theres alot of this going on now, one scam one stupid cow fell for was a Mercedes CSL, only saw photos of it and transfered 25k to the 'Alledged' sp seller, funny she never saw the car or the money
I'm afraid you're totally screwed.
PayPal will not give you the money if he raises a dispute.
They will only accept a proof of delivery receipt, which of course you don't have.
As has been mentioned, CASH only for collection items.
PayPal are complete shit heads.
PayPal will not give you the money if he raises a dispute.
They will only accept a proof of delivery receipt, which of course you don't have.
As has been mentioned, CASH only for collection items.
PayPal are complete shit heads.
Bluejuice
Lazy as a rug on Valium
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I managed to get the money by issuing a partial refund of £15 which then seemed to release the rest of the money that was being held.
Not impressed I lost £15 of the money I should have been paid but it did at least mean that it was sorted out quicker than if it had gotten all messy with action being taken.
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
Now you've got your money you can probably get away with sending a few bits of dog shit in the post to make up for the £15
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
why use dogshit when you can send your own creations ?Now you've got your money you can probably get away with sending a few bits of dog shit in the post to make up for the £15
