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Title: Need advice. What would you do in this case? Post by: loman4ec on March 25, 2011, 02:36:05 pm Last July I had a customer buy some parts from me. I had some VMC44 parts that I had kept from a long time ago and then I bought a VMC 44 door on ebay. I had planned on keeping the parts in case I found a stripped 44 shell but with the new family and unemployment I sold it all. A person in Sweden bought it all. I shipped it to him in several packages to keep costs down as its cheaper to send several small boxes than 1 huge box. Well here it is about 8 months later and I get an email saying he received some of the parts but the two coin doors did not arrive. This sounds really fishy to me. I can't imagine someone waiting 8 months to check a package especially when he was in a hurry to get them. They were sent by air not sea so its not like shipping took a long time? I don't plan on reimbursing him but what should I do. Or what would you do if you were in this situation? It all seems fishy to me!
Title: Re: Need advice. What would you do in this case? Post by: Kilroy on March 25, 2011, 02:52:18 pm first thing is to check the Swedish transaction laws. Italy for example, allows a buyer to claim they never recevied and item, and the clearing ghouse (PayPal) refunds it no questions, no investigations.
Any paper trail for verification when it arrived? Besides that, i agree with you. I wouldn't offer a refund Title: Re: Need advice. What would you do in this case? Post by: Larry on March 25, 2011, 02:55:50 pm #1 - Write Dear Abby instead of SMC.
#2 - Change your phone number. #3 - Ignore him. #4 - Get some tartar sauce for the fishy situation. I wouldn't believe him. No refunds!. Title: Re: Need advice. What would you do in this case? Post by: tkaz on March 25, 2011, 03:34:45 pm Josh, if he paid though Paypal, there is a time limit (I think it's 3 months) where a buyer can put in a claim to get the money back.
Title: Re: Need advice. What would you do in this case? Post by: Pat Pixley on March 25, 2011, 03:44:09 pm #1 - Write Dear Abby instead of SMC. #2 - Change your phone number. #3 - Ignore him. #4 - Get some tartar sauce for the fishy situation. I wouldn't believe him. No refunds!. :laugh: Larry you make me laugh. Don't buy into what he is saying . I have a Customer that deals with the swed's on restored cars one of the guys claimed that the car came to him damage my customer told him to send him pictures for proof . And as he said he never heard from that guy again. Just blow him off, and like Tkaz said there is a time with Paypal to do a claim. Title: Re: Need advice. What would you do in this case? Post by: ciawarrior on March 25, 2011, 03:53:41 pm I LIKE IT LARRY 8)
Title: Re: Need advice. What would you do in this case? Post by: SIGNGUY on March 25, 2011, 04:40:26 pm Larry.. made me chuckle too.
Josh.. It seems you have lots of trouble selling stuff over the internet.. maybe it's time to stop? just a suggestion? Title: Re: Need advice. What would you do in this case? Post by: loman4ec on March 25, 2011, 04:44:39 pm I think he is just trying to get money from me. I know he is a lurker here so he will see this message and lay off when he sees that we all see though him. why would he wait almost a year to ask about it. And why would I refund his money this far away from the sale?? Oh Well.
Title: Re: Need advice. What would your do in this case? Post by: johnieG on March 25, 2011, 05:17:48 pm This is why he thinks you should refund him after six months...
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