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Old Apr 2, 2006 | 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Gra
All you both had to do was file a dispute, where you both agree that the item is not wanted by the seller (or bidded on as a mistake) when both seller and buyer agree the dispute is closed (usually only takes 2 emails) and the seller is refunded all fees etc, saves all the hassle you have had here
Gave him that option. He refused.

I got this E-mail this morn:

firstly, im not a bird!! im a 30 year old mother of three, who has come to
> my pc this morn, to see how pathetic you and my husband really are!! in
> actual fact it is my ebay account, my name my bank, and i go by what
> respectable ebayers write in ther listings, if you listed it wrong, then
> accept it!! as youll only get neg feedback back from me!! hardly worth it
> over a couple of quid is it!! i will pay you the £ 3 listing fee if you
> agree to remove the neg feedback, to which i have taken offence!
> and i have also taken the time to contact ebay, and you have even boldly
> underlined the title in your listing! containing rs turbo!! so i am infact
> within my rights not to buy it! and before you write something sarcastic
> back to me about spelling or anything else, i have my 3 children hanging off
> my arm keen to get on pc and play cbeebies, so i hope you will read your add
> AGAIN and get back to me, hannah
Replied:

Well, i must say it is a breath of fresh air to be speaking to someone on my level. If you refer to my first reply E-mail, I was being very polite, and gave plenty of options to resolve this matter.

I have spoken to a handful of long running power sellers this morning, and they have backed up what i've been saying all along. The listing is valid, purely because that spoiler was sold through Ford dealers as available to the Ford RS 1800 (which i am sure you know is a normally aspirated engine) AND also to the Ford RS Turbo. If you check Ebay out carefully, you will see people adding titles such as 'Ford Fiesta MK3 headlight RS TURBO' even though the light isn't from the turbo, its from a 1.1, but because they fit, they are allowed to use the title 'RS TURBO'

I've been asked 6 times now 'Does it fit the turbo?' To which i replied 'yes', Because it does! So i think you will find, i am perfectly within my rights.

The reason i left negative feedback and filed a complaint is because your husband was acting like a child, and was insulting my intelligence. I couldn't see myself getting through to him to explain why i want £3 to cover my fees. I've lost £70 in the last 2 weeks to Ebayers who buy without thinking.

I've bought loads of things on Ebay for my girlfriend, and half of it was wrong and not what she wanted. But i still paid for it. I knew i was at fault, so i paid for the items because letting down Ebayers is not the right thing to do.

One thing that has confused me though, now this isn't a dig at you or your partner, but if he knows as much about cars as he is making out, how come he diddn't see the spoiler was not right for him?

Kind regards,

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