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I am engaging in neither discussion nor argument, you are incapabable of providing facts for either. This message was posted, as Neils' and probably several more to come on this and other forums, as a warning to other users.
Lets have a look at the history of my transaction and see if you have any facts to come back with, as you have not provided me with any yet.
28th May: I place an order with you for 4 silver strikes, postage and the important bit, postal compensation. Total cost $106.80, which was paid within the day.
17th Jun: Nothing arrives, so I drop you an email.
21st Jun: 1 of the 4 strikes arrives and I contact you to ask about the residual balance.
07th Jul: You promise that you are sending over the other 3 strikes.
27th Jul: You promise to dig out the tracking numbers for this, so that if they are missing, at least we can trace them.
Since then you have been sent numerous requests for the tracking numbers, but nothing back from you, apart from promises.
I then make a claim for the postal compensation and leave you fact based negative feedback on eBay at the beginning of September. You refuse to pay the postal compensation to me as you claim you have proof of tracking and that I have claimed to have received them in an email. For the former you have not sent over the tracking numbers I have asked for and the latter claim is clearly a lie. If you charge for postal compensation, you need to provide a shipping method that proves both sending and delivery. You have not been able to give me the tracking numbers required, despite numerous requests and my claim for postal compensation still stands.
The most dubious point of this was that you seemed to take a step back when I posted the eBay feedback. You told me that if I removed the feedback, you were going to provide a refund for my missing items.
I could end this posting with a personal put down, but that is not necessary when you have the truth on your side.
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