kingswingtool
on Ebay.
He offered it with a low shipping cost that said to me he had "dead-
head" trucking available. A lot of heavy machinery equipment dealers are
offering free shipping, so I figured his under-$20 fee was for
palletizing and loading.
So, after it was paid, he sent me an email to the effect that I would
have to arrange shipping on my own -- at $800 minimum through
FreightQuote.com.
I got my money back, but I _really_ wanted that grinder, and he reneged.
Watch this guy.
LLoyd
Lloyd, I looked at the auction and it is clear to me that you are 100%
right. His terms were unambiguously in favor of your interpretation.
I may have a similar story of my own.
i
>I bought and paid for a Brown and Sharp surface grinder from:
>
>
>kingswingtool
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>on Ebay.
>
>He offered it with a low shipping cost that said to me he had "dead-
>head" trucking available. A lot of heavy machinery equipment dealers are
>offering free shipping, so I figured his under-$20 fee was for
>palletizing and loading.
That is how I read it. You arrange shipping. I always get a reply on the who and how
details before bidding.
>
>So, after it was paid, he sent me an email to the effect that I would
>have to arrange shipping on my own -- at $800 minimum through
>FreightQuote.com.
Does FreightQuote have a kick back system?
>
>I got my money back, but I _really_ wanted that grinder, and he reneged.
That must have been quick. I was looking at ebay's ended listings for the seller and now
they only show 15 days worth. WTF.
>
>Watch this guy.
I'll ignore him. Sorry you got screwed. How does he manage to have 100% positive
feedback? You sure sound like a neg for feedback.
Wes
> That is how I read it.
You can read it again. The guy has re-listed the item at $150 less than I
paid for it, and the same fraudulent shipping terms.
I'm half-tempted to tell him I'll take it for ZERO, if he doesn't want to
get kicked off Ebay.
(yeah... I know... but it felt good)
LLoyd