What in the world is up with this weird buyer infestation on ebay??????

Question

Now, if you browse around ebay fairly frequently like me, you might notice buyers with screennames with a letter, 3 stars, and a letter. For example "h***h". For some reason, it seems like they are bidding on everything. Take this as an example

http://offer.ebay.com/ws/ebayisapi....

for some strange reason, auctions are becoming like the auction I showed above. I find it strange.... Does anybody know anything about this infestation on Ebay? I am serious.

Thanks for any answers.

Answer 1

Zachary W,

i answered you on your other post.

it is ebays new and truly stupid way of hiding the bidders IDs on items over $200.

it is a random choice of 2 letters from the actual IDs.

you still can't see the shillers.

if you are buying on ebay, ALWAYS
pay through PAYPAL and fund it with a CREDIT CARD.

then if anything goes wrong and PAYPAL can't get you a refund, you then have the option of filing for a CHARGEBACK through your CC provider.

PAY SAFE, STAY SAFE!

Answer 2

we are lacking the element i think of. Us clients ought to area with our money up front in the previous we get carry of the products. there is no longer something worse than receiving something incorrectly/defective/or no longer as much as the desired extensive-unfold on the advert. it is likewise unreasonable to get carry of goods late while the shopper has to pay for the postage. the element is, if the sellers are basic with the clients, then they might not get detrimental feedback interior the 1st place!! Its merely no longer solid sufficient to sell defective products. products ought to be checked in the previous being dispatched. we don't choose the worry of having to deliver stuff returned. And if this does take place, we ought to continuously have the superb to grouse approximately that!

Answer 3

Your link comes up 'page not found' and
Your question was totally vague , NO specifics for us to work with .
Maybe next time , try telling us what you are talking about ?

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