Quote from: miter_myles on August 20, 2014, 12:36:31 AM

Yeah.. ebay always leans towards the "buyer" with all their "buyer protection rah rah"...

Back in May I sold off the last of my Radeon 290s... three weeks later the buyer files a dispute.. but the dumbass admitted to modifying the cards and even said the warranty is more than likely voided... tried to put aftermarket coolers on them and probably fucked shit up, then said they were defective/too hot from factory and wanted a full refund.. He even went full retard and admitted his setup could be to blame as well...

Still took eBay 30 days to rule in my favor and tell him to stfu

Lucky you, this latest numb-skull stated in ebays messaging that he tried to troubleshoot, removed blades, etc. this was his excuse for why it took 28 days to claim miner did not function. he admitted to earning 150+ in BTC, but ebay says he did not violate their clearly stated "buyer must return items in the condition the were received" and in fact IF he sends me back empty boxes... "too bad, we will force a refund" I was floored to hear this from a very public company. ebay does not give 2 shits about the seller, they are planning to replace sellers with wholesale distributors and make a run at amazon. I for one will never use ebay again and pray they fall flat on their face.