bloody ebay and its stoopid users

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Willopotomas · #16 Post by **Willopotomas** » Mon Apr 09, 2012 5:19 pm

fatboy wrote:Flatlander, my Swedish is not as sharp as yours but didnt that say Stop shagging your sister and get a grip you limp wristed frock wearing shit licker ?

Close enough.

paddyz1 · #17 Post by **paddyz1** » Mon Apr 09, 2012 7:14 pm

Sorry I messed up there. I should have said ebay are on the side of the buyer. My post might make more sense now.

fatboy · #18 Post by **fatboy** » Mon Apr 09, 2012 7:59 pm

Paddy, that makes more sense.
Ebay just want those fees !
Problem with buyer??
Re List, re pay fees !

fatboy · #19 Post by **fatboy** » Thu Apr 12, 2012 7:13 pm

This guy in Sweden that bought the XL motor does not appear to be in full control,as my mate listed it for me on Eblag he is getting between 1 to 8 messages daily from this freak. Todays message went something like
There is a piece missing,I do not have this on my old engine but it is 11cm long,5cm wide at one end,8cm wide at the other end and the smooth shaft is drilled with a threads put in it
If its missing from my engine and his how does he know the dimensions of the missing piece (whatever it is )
The rest of the messages are questions about connecting the engine electricks to the loom so he is obviously trying to fit the motor,the one he says is wrong and needs a refund for.
Its almost funny

BikerGran · #20 Post by **BikerGran** » Thu Apr 12, 2012 9:20 pm

Tell your mate to inform him that the engine does not come with instructions!

And the Swedish equivalent of Foxtrot Oscar!

bert · #21 Post by **bert** » Fri Apr 13, 2012 9:53 am

Be VERY Careful & keep all the records of ANY & ALL e mails & replies, Be civil be robust in any refusals to reimbuse.
Previous poster was correct that E Bay will be on the side of the SELLER because he is complaning first so line up your ducks & march them in.

Remove the account from paypal or they take the payment back & hold it pending a outcome which will be done on THEIR terms & not nessary the correct outcome
Also your money may will be in the other persons account with no recourse for you because you or your friend have signed their terms & conditions.

Advice - close the account first & I mean close it don't just block it from paypal.

fatboy · #22 Post by **fatboy** » Fri Apr 13, 2012 5:57 pm

The plot thickens.....
the money can be removed from the paypal acc BUT if this little tosser wins this dipute the money can be removed from my mates bank account ( he is a trader so accounts are linked)
The Swedish meatball has admitted a Honda dealer has told him it IS the correct motor and its bolted in his frame so it fits but the twat disagrees with the Honda dealer as the engine to loom wiring differs
All messages are being saved but have to wait another 12 days before I can finally say FUCK OFF

blinkey501 · #23 Post by **blinkey501** » Fri Apr 13, 2012 6:26 pm

I woluld call his bluff and tell him you will offer him a full refund on the return of your engine.
I would also tell him if he returns the wrong engine you will know and report him to ebay..

I am sure you will hear no more

flatlander · #24 Post by **flatlander** » Fri Apr 13, 2012 6:47 pm

You could do that and make him pay the costs for returning it and only release the money once you have taken delivery which of course you never do

D-Rider · #25 Post by **D-Rider** » Sat Apr 14, 2012 7:34 am

fatboy wrote:The plot thickens.....
the money can be removed from the paypal acc BUT if this little tosser wins this dipute the money can be removed from my mates bank account ( he is a trader so accounts are linked)
The Swedish meatball has admitted a Honda dealer has told him it IS the correct motor and its bolted in his frame so it fits but the twat disagrees with the Honda dealer as the engine to loom wiring differs
All messages are being saved but have to wait another 12 days before I can finally say FUCK OFF

Different wiring for different markets or for different model years. Typical issues of fitting parts from one thing to another.
Clearly plenty of evidence tthat you've supplied what you said you were supplying

fatboy · #26 Post by **fatboy** » Sat Apr 14, 2012 4:21 pm

In short the guy is a complete fuckwit,obvious by what he has said and done.
He demands a full refund but he has had other parts as well as the motor.
He refuses to pay return shipping costs

My mate Ant,who stuck the parts on Eblag has sought legal advice,very helpful that his mum is a lawyer !
Another time wasting tosser,have a few folk over here wanting the lump.and Iwant my Falco OTR
Just have to sit tight and let the fool run out of time

blinkey501 · #27 Post by **blinkey501** » Sat Apr 14, 2012 4:28 pm

fatboy wrote:In short the guy is a complete fuckwit,obvious by what he has said and done.
He demands a full refund but he has had other parts as well as the motor.
He refuses to pay return shipping costs

My mate Ant,who stuck the parts on Eblag has sought legal advice,very helpful that his mum is a lawyer !
Another time wasting tosser,have a few folk over here wanting the lump.and Iwant my Falco OTR
Just have to sit tight and let the fool run out of time

Whats wrong with the falco?

fatboy · #28 Post by **fatboy** » Sat Apr 14, 2012 6:45 pm

Its been stood for around 2 yrs. I passed an HGV medical,applied for HGV provisional then had my license revoked because they decided I was unfit to drive
So tyres are now rock hard (they were shit anyway),rust has got to chain, needs service ect,nothing that serious
at the end of the day its mostly down to money,as I no longer drive at work my wages have fallen to £14,000 or £6.75 per hour.....

and I no longer have any insurance no claims ( Ive never had a claim against me in 30 years)

SHITE

flatlander · #29 Post by **flatlander** » Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:52 pm

Fek are we sharing the same type of crap magnet ?!
Sorry to hear about that buddy hopefully it'll get better for summer

blinkey501 · #30 Post by **blinkey501** » Sun Apr 15, 2012 6:21 am

fatboy wrote:Its been stood for around 2 yrs. I passed an HGV medical,applied for HGV provisional then had my license revoked because they decided I was unfit to drive
So tyres are now rock hard (they were shit anyway),rust has got to chain, needs service ect,nothing that serious
at the end of the day its mostly down to money,as I no longer drive at work my wages have fallen to £14,000 or £6.75 per hour.....

and I no longer have any insurance no claims ( Ive never had a claim against me in 30 years)

SHITE

That is shite did you get a quote from the company i told you about?
I have an air filter that you are welcome too it did about 50 miles has i did a deal with flatlander on a few bits and swapped for a K@N.
Secondly can you service the bike yourself???
And thirdly i have a pair of tyres in the garage that are old but are not perished and are bridgestones the rear is a BT020 and you are welcome to them. They have not touched the road