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This buyer is part of a scamming crew running out of Brooklyn NY. They have multiple accounts and ship items to Kube Smart. Cancel any order going there. This account stole two items from me, and then another account placed another order going to the same address. It's clearly the same person running both accounts.
This buyer is part of a scamming crew running out of Brooklyn NY. They have multiple accounts and ship items to Kube Smart. Cancel any order going there. One account stole two items from me, and then this account placed another order going to the same address. It's clearly the same person running both accounts.
I sold an SL510 laptop to this guy. The laptop is 10 years old and obviously pretty well used. I had to install a new hard drive and additional memory in order to get it ready to sell. I disassembled the laptop, cleaned it, inspected it, then did a fresh install of Linux Mint 20.2 XFCE. I have sold over 15 similar laptops in the past three months. Until this jerk, I had a perfect 100% positive feedback rating of 626. I actually have received personal emails from buyers of my laptops, thanking me for such a great computer, how well I packaged them, and the ease in which the new buyer can set up his own username, password, and then configure the desktop however he chooses. I use the Manufacturers and Resellers OEM option when I install LInux. When a buyer receives the computer and fires it up for the first time, he is directed to choose a username and password, then once booted into the OS, is given the instructions on how to personalize everything about the desktop, window manager, and OS. So, this guy gets the 10 year old, used laptop, then sends me a personal email threatening me with negative feedback and opening a case against me if I don't offer him a refund because 2 or 3 of the keys "take more pressure to work" than other keys. His other complaint was that one of the latches that hold the battery in was broken. He stated that the "battery just falls out" because of this. Well, there are TWO latches on these batteries. Even if BOTH really were broken, the battery won't just fall out. I've used Lenovo laptops for YEARS and have had several with one or both latches broken. I have NEVER had a battery "fall out". I can only surmise he is either slinging the thing around or he isn't being truthful. I attempted to get eBay to overturn his ridiculous negative feedback, but they returned a message to me that they had contacted the buyer and he refused to reverse his feedback. Well, no kidding. eBay pretty much sucks anymore. I now understand it is IMPOSSIBLE for a seller to leave negative feedback on a buyer. I made the mistake of posting negative comments about this guy in the feedback section on the seller's page. I have been told I am under review and could very well be either placed on some kind of probation, or I could have my account canceled. As for the dip stick complaining about the keys taking "more pressure" to work, I suggested he simply pop the keys from the underlying structure and spray some WD40 on the areas in question. My God! You should have read the responses to that on the eBay Community. One guy said to NOT ever spray WD40 on a keyboard because "it's wet". No kidding. Then some gal said that WD40 melts plastic. Hey, I can't make this stuff up. Electricians and electronic specialists have been using WD40 for YEARS to clean gunk from electrical and electronic parts. Mechanics have also used it for years to displace moisture from distributor caps and other electronic parts. I posted some screenshots taken directly from WD40's website. One of the uses for the product is to clean and displace moisture in electric tools. Even though it's "wet", WD40 instructs you to do it. Another of the listed uses is to unstick Lego blocks. I think those are plastic. LOL! But as to the dipstick that bought the laptop, he gets to leave the negative feedback even though there isn't a THING wrong with that laptop. He only paid $59 for the thing and he expected a brand spanking new laptop. He's a whiner and a loser, in my book. I'd stay FAR away from the jerk.
Buyer claimed item was defective. I put batteries in it as soon as I received the return and it works as intended. The item is brand new and had never been removed from the box. The seller simply changed his/her mind, but didn't want to cover return shipping and they've dealt with eBay long enough to know how to force eBay to automatically approve the return.
Buyer received mirror on 12/8. Reached out to me on 12/25 claiming mirror arrived damaged. Claims she opened the box when it arrived but didn't notice the mirror was cracked. It clearly got cracked during the several weeks the buyer had it before reporting any damage. Another longtime eBayer who knows how to work the system.
This user messaged me a couple times (one message, one reply) trying to get the droid to work, and I gave him instructions on how to install an app that's necessary to fully operate and play with the droid, since it's no longer available to install on the App Store. I also told him to feel free to let me know how it went. No reply for a whole day after that. The next day (today), as soon as I woke up in the morning and checked my phone, I was slapped in the face by a return request from this guy. He wrote in the description saying that I should have mentioned that the app was no longer available (even though I just told him that I didn't know about it until now in a previous message), and it seemed like he didn't even bother trying to install the app like in the instructions I took quite a bit of time researching. He wrote the description in a way as if we never even communicated before! He's also an eBay seller with quite a few negative and neutral feedback, and his seller responses to some of them are a little bit immature and unprofessional. It's pretty amazing how you can tell what kind of a person someone is just by reading all of that. In summary, this person (as a buyer) is not 100% communicative, and a lazy jerk. Avoid if you can! ***UPDATE 10/25***
I got the returned droid in the mail, and I noticed a couple of things: 1.) he reused the original shipping box and the packaging materials, which is fine, but he packed the item very carelessly to the point where the droid's box was moving inside when I shook the package! I packed it with a bunch of tissue to keep the box from moving, and he obviously doesn't know how to pack items well despite being a seller with over 10,000 feedback! 2.) the droid's longer antennae appeared to be slightly more bent, but that could just be my imagination. He mentioned in the return details that the droid needed to be charged again after about 40 seconds. When I charged the droid, it took a few hours to fully charge, meaning the battery was likely drained. I was worried that the battery was losing its life and the buyer was right. However, after fully charging it, I got the droid to wake up and connect with one of the apps I managed to recover on my phone, and I was able to play around with it for at least 20 minutes! It was getting late so I had to stop after a little over 20 minutes, but I just uploaded two videos of it chasing two cats on YouTube (look up "Sphero BB-8 takes on two cats") I might make another video or two before relisting it, but we'll see : ) So basically, I just disproved another bad buyer and uploaded evidence online for the world to see. I don't mean to rub it in his face or anything (after all, he couldn't install the app to fully enjoy the robot) But I really wanted to mention the two problems mentioned above.
DOES NOT READ DESCRIPTIONS OR INSPECT PHOTOS, NO COMMUNICATION! This buyer purchased an unopened booster box from me and immediately opened a return after receiving it, claiming it's a tampered box because of the condition of the shrink wrap. I took multiple photos that clearly showed the box's condition, and wrote in the description that the shrink wrap appeared to have melted, possibly due to high temperatures during transit. His comments in the return details made it very obvious that he did not take the time to be a responsible buyer and look at the photos or read the description that I provided to prevent this type of thing! I accepted the return only because he never opened the box, and eBay is likely to side with buyers regardless of who's in the wrong. I lost over $12 for return shipping, but then I decided to open the box to see if it's really tampered, and guess what? I pulled 11 great cards that he missed out on! : ) I sent him a message shortly before accepting the return, stating that I took multiple photos to show how the wrap already was, and he never apologized or even responded to me. I don't think I want to deal with this guy again, although he could have been much worse. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if he opened a return for an item that doesn't work when the title clearly stated that it's "for parts" only!
Three weeks after the buyer received the pillow they opened a return claiming it was not as described. They stated it smelled like cigarette smoke and the tags were wrinkled. This pillow was brand new. We inspected the pillow again upon receiving the return and confirmed it had no smell whatsoever and the tags were no more wrinkled than what occurs during normal handling & shipping of a pillow in a plastic pillow bag. This buyer clearly changed their mind, but didn't want to cover the cost of return shipping.
Purchased the item listed as for parts only/not working. It was included in the listing title as well as the listing description that the bottle to the blender was broken and returns would not be accepted. There was also a picture of the broken bottle on the listing. The buyer opened a damaged/defective return and sent me pictures of the broken blender bottle. I reached out to the buyer several times with no response and ultimately ended up having to issue a refund, leaving me out of the money I paid to ship the item to the buyer as well as covering the cost of return shipping because this person apparently can't read.
It was included in the title of the listing and in the listing description that the bottle of this blender was broken and there were pictures of the broken bottle on the listing. The item condition was for parts only/not working. Buyer received item and immediately opened a return with the reason being damaged/defective, stating the blender was broken when he received it. He clearly didn't read the listing or even look at the pictures before purchasing. Despite me reaching out to him several times, he never responded. I paid to ship the item to the buyer and will now have to cover return shipping because he apparently can't read. Sellers beware!!
Actually a zero feedback user. You can call them "new users" if you like but the fact of the matter is that is not what they are. They have been booted once already and are back for more. I have more problems with 0 FB users and I would block them all if I could. They bought a $600 printer and are using the return process to steal it.
Dangerous Music D-Box Summing Mixer & Monitor Controller Made In The USA
Buyer used a re shipper and tried to claim that the item was not received and signed for. Tracking showed it was delivered to what appears to be a Chinese re shipper. The address shows up on the eBay community forums. Luckily, the scammer stopped the nonsense when I explained that I went to the post office and validated that it was indeed delivered. The number he has on file doesn't even work. It goes to google chat. Messages: New message from: yomer_78 (101Turquoise Star)
Hello, I have confirmed with the local post office that the package has been received. Thank you for your help.
Reply
Your previous message Hi Mr. Ruan, I went to the USPS earlier today and talked to USPS customer service. The customer service clerk confirmed that the package was delivered to the address on file. If you did not receive your package, it is the responsibility of the addressee to give it to you. Please check with your local USPS and the addressee. I have scanned 2 files provided by USPS and attached them to this message which indicate the item was delivered to the address given, thank you. yomer_78: I'm not here. I've asked the person in charge to contact the post office for me. If you can, please contact the post office for me. Thank you.
Your previous message Have you checked with your neighbors and contacted your local postal service with the tracking number provided?
yomer_78: The address is correct, but I didn't receive it. Please contact the post office for me. Thank you.
Your previous message Tracking shows it has been delivered to the address you provided eBay. I will notify eBay and work to submit a claim with your local postal carrier.
yomer_78: Hello, I saw that the goods showed that they had been signed for, but I didn't receive them. Can you contact USPS for me? Thank you. Address used: ruanmingjie MPKMKO
15617 NE Airport Way
C/O MPKMKO
Portland OR 97251-9615
United States
+1 503-739-3682
This guy scammed my brother for an alternator generator order of around $300 dollars. He sent his worthless core that had none of the original markings on it and put on his return claim that he "Changed his mind" and his reason "not fit". This is unexpected considering this piece of work owns an actual business himself known as rumenterprise selling apple computers. His website is https://www.rumenterprise.com/ His address: Rum Enterprise L. L. C.
9 North Ave
Dunellen NJ 08812-1253
I sold him an ABS assembly for a 98-05 Lexus GS300 GS400 GS430 on Oct 11, 2021 at 4:06pm PDT with shipping and taxes this came out to a grand total of $406.12. I shipped it on Oct 12, 2021. On Oct 18, 2021, it was delivered. On Oct 28, 2021 he opened a return claiming the item was defective and or damaged. On November 19, 2021, it appeared that he opened a dispute a day before it would arrive. The reason I believe this is because eBay was showing an odd prompt stating that "The item should've arrived" which is nonsense because tracking was showing that it was at a neighboring city. A day later, on November 20, 2021, the item which I expected to be the original ABS assembly I sold the buyer. An immediate red flag was that the part was not in the original packaging I had sent, it came instead in a different beat up box with none of the original packing paper with a brake fluid stain and a hole in it. I opened up the box and to my frustration it was not the clean and immaculate ABS booster assembly I had sent, but a rusted out worthless core with the clip broken on one of the harnesses that he had sent me back to receive his refund. In my frustration I messaged this buyer stating that the part he had sent me was not the same part I received. The buyer had the audacity to actually respond and lie. These are the messages between me and this buyer starting from the latest: New message to: amg-gan-esje3st
Hello Antonio, I always drain all the ABS assemblies I get. If anything, there would only be minor spills from left over fluid that couldn't drain out. Like I said, there is no way what you said is true. It doesn't look this ugly in such a short span of time. The part I sent was impeccable, this is not what you sent me. Wait for eBay representatives to take action, because I won't issue a refund at all. Thanks. amg-gan-esje3st No problem. It's not in the original packaging because when you shipped it it leaked all over the packaging on the inside leaving fluid on everything including my porch and then it rained on it. The item is defective because it had accumulator codes inside the module, when trying to clear them there was a hard fault. Which is due too the part you sent me being "defective" like I stated. Hello Antonio, That is impossible. It does not rust that much in such a short period of time all over the accumulator, the lines, the mounting plate and everywhere else. It also has some nasty sludge on the back indicating an older part than the fresh one I sent you. You didn't even bother to wrap it up properly with the packing paper I sent with the original box. You didn't even say what was wrong with it, so how do you expect me to believe you? This is the best and cleanest ABS assembly I've ever had, so it was extremely surprising to receive a return dispute. Come to find out you didn't send me the right one. You were so impatient you even filed a dispute a day before the wrong assembly got here. I'm going to let eBay representatives deal with this dispute. Thanks. amg-gan-esje3st I'm also very disappointed how your selling something that is described as tested and properly working and it is not. Hello Antonio, I received the package today. The assembly I sent you was not the assembly I received. It has rust all over on the accumulator, mounting plate, the back, the lines and various other places. The clip on the harness is also broken. In order to for me to issue a refund and resolve the return I would need to receive the same ABS assembly that I sold and shipped to you. Thank you,
This is this weasel's address: Antonio Guido
22 Wilderness Dr
Medford NJ 08055-3808
United States
+1 856-630-0418
Doesn't look at photos. Doesn't verify part number. Just orders part. Doesn't fit. Expects me to foot the bill for their laziness. My listing is and remains 100% correct.
Made a charming offer of 60 pounds for my Canon camera that I listed for over 2000. Feedback score was 0 at the time of offer, still is. Whoever created the account is most likely a prepubescent or a socially-crippled virgin with too much time on their hands.
Item clearly (100Pt bold font) stated the item was for local pick up only. "Toolman" bid full price and then wanted shipping to United Arab Emirates. Nightmare buyer:
Pratheesh Prasannakumar
TRIVANDRUM, KL, India
Buyer won item, 4 separate requests for payment were left unanswered. Gave him (Jason M Perkins) 6 days to pay, finally cancelled sale. Deadbeat eBayer.
Opened a fraudulent item not as described case saying the hole in neck area was not shown in listing when in fact there were 2 pics of it in the listing CIRCLED
The buyer bought 2 types of herbal teas. When the buyer received the product, he left positive feedback for me that the product was well packaged and so on. Then, a month later this buyer wrote me a message that all of the inner packs of herbal tea were damaged. Each pack has 2 punctures and one pack has a torn top of the inner bag. The buyer also wrote to me (in addition to the positive feedback) that there was no damage to the outside of the cardboard boxes. Since the buyer wrote in her feedback that the packs were packed well and he himself admitted in a personal message that there was no external damage to the packs, I conclude that this buyer is lying that he received the packs of tea damaged inside. Tea packs are made at the factory packed by machine. It is unlikely that different batches and types of herbal tea had damage to the inner paper bag, which was applied at the factory: both punctures and tears. The buyer only provided photos of the damage to the inner bag, not video of the unpacking of the herbal teas. I think that this buyer in the future will use this method of deception more than once with other sellers on Ebay: maliciously spoil the bought goods and claim that he received it in such spoiled form.
The buyer opened a dispute that he had not received the goods. The money was refunded. The product was indeed delayed due to the pandemic and arrived much later than expected. And it was eventually shipped to its destination. The buyer promised not to pick up the goods from the post office but in the end he received it as he claimed that he no longer needed the goods. But he received it. As a result, the buyer was left with the goods and the money.
The buyer bought the item, paid for it. But he ignored receiving it. I wrote him a message with a reminder that they were trying to deliver his goods to him but he was not available. And many attempts were made by the postal service to deliver the goods to his home, but nothing worked, and the goods returned to me. Then the buyer began to write me the messages and demand a refund for this item, which he did not receive.
Deadbeat buyer tried to get out of an Unpaid Item Strike by requesting a cancellation within one hour of auction close. I had to wait 30 days and then eBay cancelled the item and gave the buyer a UPI strike. Jenifer Buttermore
62 Rebecca Street
Box 128
Roscoe, PS 15477-0128
7248106897
Leaves neg fb because his cancellation demands in the form of messages rather than actual cancellation request, were ignored. Ebay shows a lower price after payment so they think they will just cancel it like its walmart or something. They have a fundamental misunderstanding of the platform and of course their ignorance is everyone elses fault.
VERY BAD. Notice only 2 FB. This guy is just and outright thief. He knows he can steal items via GSP claiming the received and empty package. Since ebay doesn't verify anything he just does it over and over making a new account each time. Lowlife criminal shoplifter. Probably organized crime.
Purchased a brand new light fixture. Installed it. Sent it back claiming in the text they just didn't like it. They selected INAD to be sure to make it a free return. Thief.
I have NOS projector lamps. They send me messages as if I am some kind of vintage projector tech support. I ignore them. They buy a bulb and then open a return claiming it my fault for failing to confirm what will and will not fit their projector that I have never even laid eyes on. Absurd entitled expectation and I bet that has seen them kicked off once already and thats why they only have 11 feedback. Probably a repeat abuser.
The buyer asked me to take extra photos before buying the item, no problem, I did it. After she bought this $19 item (super discounted), she started to investigate my other items and got very suspicious if her item was authentic. I assured she can return for a full refund for any reason and I will pay for return shipping, to calm her down.
She, however, bombarded me with multiple long texted emails saying she's going to take the item for authentication expert, and if not authentic - will return. She also demanded my source of buying. I'm 100% positive that this jewelry is authentic, but would not argue over it. The buyer continued to send me threatening emails. I asked to return and to pay for return shipping but the buyer wanted a refund and demanded to KEEP the item! When she realized that she can not keep the item with a full refund, she left a negative feedback. Most terrible buyer I've had in over 20 years.
Has initiated a refund falsely claiming item is not as described and is defective. Although I immediately responded to the return request and provided a return shipping label, the buyer has left negative feedback saying they've gotten no response to the return request and that I lied and have been deceitful. I fully expect that the buyer will return a different iron than the one I shipped to them. Sellers beware!
Left negative feedback without even reaching out to let me know there was an issue. I reached out to the buyer to try to resolve their complaint, but they are impossible to work with.
This buyer bought a collectible Barbie from me and asked that I package it properly because it was for a Christmas gift. A few minutes after I shipped the product he/she sent me an email saying that he/she was terribly dissatisfied and wanted to return the item because it wasn't as it appeared in the photos amd it looked like it had been opened (There were 12 photos supplied including close ups). I tried to determine how he could be dissatisfied since I only shipped out the package that day and assured him the box was unopened and it was exactly as it appeared in the photo. After he/she sent me several very rude emails, he admitted he lied and that he wanted to cancel it because he got in a fight with his girlfriend and she didn't deserve anything anymore. When I told him to either mark refused on the package or to return it to me and if I received it back unopened that I would refund the money (even though I listed as no returns accepted). He then continue to ask if he could get two for one Barbies, threatened to open a case on me so that I would have to pay the return shipping and have marks against me and sent me a total of 121 pages of messages. He was relentless. He continued to ask if I would "accept his return request" which I had not received yet because the item had not even gotten to him yet. Finally after going on the community sites I decided it was best to try to have UPS stop the shipment And return it to me because I do not trust that this buyer would not damage the product. It was by far the worst experience I have ever had with a buyer - he was rude, insulting, messaged me day and night ever since the sale. Beware of this buyer and do yourself a favor and have nothing to do with him. Truly a nightmare buyer.
