Dodgy Snatch Strap - Need Help with Ebay Seller

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Originally Posted by toddrhind

I put it under

Report Category: Listing practices
Reason for report: Other listing practices
Detailed reason: Null

Then it gives the the option 2 write a message, so I just said it was unsafe 2 sell second hand snatch straps as it could be a death waiting 2 happen

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OK, thanks for that.

I did submit the complaint under hazardous materials.

I will do another one.

Cheers Rodney

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Originally Posted by toddrhind

I put it under

Report Category: Listing practices
Reason for report: Other listing practices
Detailed reason: Null

Then it gives the the option 2 write a message, so I just said it was unsafe 2 sell second hand snatch straps as it could be a death waiting 2 happen

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huh i'll go have a look at Null!

Perfect will be done.

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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

huh i'll go have a look at Null!

Perfect will be done.

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yeh huh is what i thought 2 myself, wtf is Null, but it comes up with a place to write a message so thought that's good enough for me :)

i did the same reported the page. if enough people do it the will listen

also submitted to ebay, but with under 1hr and 20 minutes to go, not sure if anything will happen..................... is there anyway the bidders can be contacted ??????

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Originally Posted by clunk71

also submitted to ebay, but with under 1hr and 20 minutes to go, not sure if anything will happen..................... is there anyway the bidders can be contacted ??????

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u can send them a message, use the ask a question link on the right hand side under seller info, but i don't think they care

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Originally Posted by toddrhind

u can send them a message, use the ask a question link on the right hand side under seller info, but i don't think they care

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I think Clunk was chasing the Bidders and not the seller. Send the seller a message but as Todd says i dont think they care. Dogs.

I will lookout for feedback that will identify the buyer and post a warning to them, that is the best that can be done short of buying the bloody thing myself and risking my feedback score.

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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

I think Clunk was chasing the Bidders and not the seller. Send the seller a message but as Todd says i dont think they care. Dogs.

I will lookout for feedback that will identify the buyer and post a warning to them, that is the best that can be done short of buying the bloody thing myself and risking my feedback score.

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I also sent through a report.

Maybe the best thing to do is like you said and send the buyer a message and let him give the seller bad feedback. ( That will fix his 100% )

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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

I think Clunk was chasing the Bidders and not the seller. Send the seller a message but as Todd says i dont think they care. Dogs.

I will lookout for feedback that will identify the buyer and post a warning to them, that is the best that can be done short of buying the bloody thing myself and risking my feedback score.

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I was actually thinking the same thing Darren, bidding on it myself then not paying for it, but yeh would be risking feedback score..... and then the seller would just re-list it anyway

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Originally Posted by Plasnart

Here's a pic of his truck. Pity the plate is just out of picture.

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2011/10/29.jpg

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had 2 be a toyota driver to not care about safty like that