After getting a refund for the keyboard that never turned up, the seller contacted me offering me $2 to remove the feedback. What’s the point of a feedback system if they bribe people to remove the negative feedback? Any way i got the refund, thats all that matters.
Evening all,
Just got home from the start of another week and I’m looking forward to pay day in a big way!!!
Have had a result on the laptop/ebay/keyboard front, I still haven’t received the keyboard so contacted them this morning and have a full refund coming my way! I also found a replacement screen for my drunkenly broken Nokia n73, so will get that once pay day arrives. Fingers crossed it will be easy to swap the screens and it will work as if it does it will be the first phone to last for the full 18months of a contract (with the repair that is!)
Any way that’s all for know.
2 x Random Bags of uk garage/house/happy hardcore 12″ vynal for sale.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160371972031&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT
OK following on from my first eBay woe with the scanner, I inherited a laptop about 18 months ago that I was asked to fix, but the person who asked me to fix it didn’t have a charger and told me to keep the laptop and not worry about fixing it so I put it in the pile of IT kit under the bed.
The other day mum asked me if I have a spare laptop knocking around and i thought about it and eventually found it. So I went straight on eBay and bought a charger for it. Which works perfectly, booted it up and it loaded into windows, i then tried to log in to the laptop but the keyboard was sticking, I removed the keyboard and gave it a wipe down to see if it would work, with no joy! I went Straight back onto eBay, found and ordered through “buy it now” a replacement keyboard. Now this was a month ago. After various conversations with the seller who’s in Hong Kong, he is now blaming it on the English postal strike. Which hasn’t happened yet?
