Be wary of the seller ‘tcheeco’

[MonBK]

Originally Posted by GolfPunk

On its way back to me from Australia, it still hasn’t arrived yet.

Ok, so you started this thread and also asked for a refund before you even had it back in your possession?

FYI this is not a joke emoji and is not percieved as such.

[dmash]

Originally Posted by MonBK

Ok, so you started this thread and also asked for a refund before you even had it back in your possession?

FYI this is not a joke emoji and is not percieved as such.

yeah, exactly why I responded the way I did

[GolfPunk]

Originally Posted by MonBK

Ok, so you started this thread and also asked for a refund before you even had it back in your possession?

FYI this is not a joke emoji and is not percieved as such.

I have refunded the eBay buyer as from my pictures my wife took, it is clear that it’s the same strap. Even if the strap gets lost in transit, the buyer still needs a full refund. The same as I should receive a full refund.

What is the problem with some of you, you’re like school yard children ganging up on people.

Jesus Christ !!!

[MonBK]

Originally Posted by GolfPunk

I have refunded the eBay buyer as from my pictures my wife took, it is clear that it’s the same strap. Even if the strap gets lost in transit, the buyer still needs a full refund. The same as I should receive a full refund.

What is the problem with some of you, you’re like school yard children hanging up on people.

Jesus Christ !!!

Problem with us?

Normal procedure is you complain to your seller, then send the item back to him and then you get your refund.

[GolfPunk]

Originally Posted by MonBK

Problem with us?

Normal procedure is you complain to your seller, then send the item back to him and then you get your refund.

I’m well aware of how to deal with situations.

There is also a little thing called ‘doing the right thing’.

As soon as I found out my buyer had a faulty/damaged strap, I didn’t wait for it to be returned, I refunded him and at the same time I reached out to the TRF seller, who CLEARLY is not an honest/fair seller as I am.

[MonBK]

Originally Posted by GolfPunk

I’m well aware of how to deal with situations.

There is also a little thing called ‘doing the right thing’.

As soon as I found out my buyer had a faulty/damaged strap, I didn’t wait for it to be returned, I refunded him and at the same time I reached out to the TRF seller, who CLEARLY is not an honest/fair seller as I am.

Let me get this right!

Are you saying the seller won't refund you after you send it back to him?

[MonBK]

Originally Posted by MonBK

Let me get this right!

Are you saying the seller won't refund you after you send it back to him?

What say you tcheeco, I see you're following this thread?

[tcheeco]

Originally Posted by MonBK

What say you tcheeco, I see you're following this thread?

Nothing, I already said what I have to said and replied mods and Golfpunk by pm.

[GolfPunk]

Originally Posted by MonBK

Let me get this right!

Are you saying the seller won't refund you after you send it back to him?

He’s not responding very often at all, and is insisting his strap was fine so either me or my buyer have switched it. He offered a part refund of €20 without accepting responsibility.

[tcheeco]

Originally Posted by GolfPunk

He’s not responding, and is insisting his strap was fine so either me or my buyer have switched it. He offered a part refund of €20 without accepting responsibility.

Fair enough me think as I owe you nothing. If you’re driving this shitty thread just to put shit in my name, please do, I’m out. It’s something you could do when you got the strap, it’s easy to blame your wife or to use her as an excuse.