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Ebay buyer / seller Dilema need help? |
Okay, so here is the issue: I have been buying and selling on eBay for 8 years. It can be pretty anoying at times. Thankfull I have had mainly good experiences. You know sometimes paypal does not do its job right, tell that person to screw off and just move on, dont make a big deal for small things. good luck and thats what we all go thru Nothing you can do. Ebay will always side with the buyer unless there is a mountain of evidence against them. |
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