John Lewis? Very posh, get yourself down to Greenwoods.It’s a pain in the arse but if you’re looking for something really obscure and niche it’s hard to beat.
I buy a lot of cycling and outdoors gear and it’s the best place to get hard to find stuff.
Selling is a nightmare though. I only sell the odd thing but it’s a minefield of scammers and time wasters and massive fees.
And it feels like their website still runs on Windows 95.
The mrs uses depop and Vinted a lot but that’s just designer fashion stuff, she’s always buying and selling clobber from trendy French brands I’ve never even heard of.
But then my fashion sense extends to whatever’s in John Lewis.
I am a private seller on ebayI was looking today at buying an item . Slightly hidden in the text was a disclaimer that the seller ‘was a private seller ‘ and as such I would not have the usual consumer rights provided in law when you buy from a business . I noticed the seller had sold 1200 other items
No more eBay for me if they allow such blatant malpractice.
my experience as a seller on ebay is the complete oppositeThey are cnuts who side with the seller every time. They don’t investigate properly and their appeal procedure is totally opaque. They don’t give a flying fcuk about customer service. I’ve been on there 20 years or more, albeit increasingly rarely, but will never sell there again.
Apologies. I meant to say buyer, and did amend accordingly, but you got in before my edit.my experience as a seller on ebay is the complete opposite
in my experience eBay sides with the buyer in almost every case
I mentioned a while back that a buy sell exchange thread on here would be a thing of wonder. You pay the Moon for listings, but no selling unless you have a years service under your belt .. or whatever criteria the forum suggests.
Goodfellows.We are both to be trusted Bob :)
My main gripe with E-Bay and like yourself I`ve been on it for 20 years, that as a Seller I cannot leave any negative feedback for a Buyer.I've been a member of ebay for over 20 years. There was a time when it was a genuine auction, it was a bit of fun and there were some real bargains to be had. Nowadays, there seem to be too many chancers selling the same items as amazon but the SP is much more, people selling home-made tat (photos downloaded from the internet, old programmes and football magazines) but this is taking the mick: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/17575608...uid=SZjZxZOjT6G&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
I emailed him to ask if it was a joke but he got the hump and reported me to ebay. I'm waiting for a knock on the door from the ebay police as I type this!
There's cheeky c*nts selling fake football shirts for £30-£40 which have been bought from DHGate for £13.