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.
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?
