Ebay CA
Reviews and Complaints

Oi, listen up mates! I've had a right terrible experience with some bloke on eBay.ca named "3dayandnight". He goes by the name ShenZhen and is from China. This bloke is nothing but a liar and a scammer. He's selling straight-up junk on eBay, and he's only doing it to scam buyers for quick money!

I ordered a faucet from this bloke, and when it arrived, it was completely different from the one I had ordered. It was useless in my own country, so I couldn't even use the darned thing. I had clearly sent him a message when placing my order, telling him that if he couldn't supply the right specifications, he shouldn't even bother taking my order. But this bugger still sent me something that was totally different from what I ordered.

I should have complained to eBay straight away, but instead I went and complained to the seller like a total nong. The shameless seller, who clearly had no honor, pretended to send me replacement parts to fix the buggered item. But the cheeky bugger was just stringing me along so that he could wait until eBay's resolution period passed. This liar and scammer called "3dayandnight" pocketed my money and then totally ignored all my emails to him. The result? I've now got a piece of junk in my hands that I cannot use.

Whatever you do, mates, do not buy anything from this scammer and liar named "3dayandnight". This bloke only ships junk to scam buyers like you and me for quick money. His dirty game is to wait until eBay's resolution period passes before completely ignoring you, thus pocketing the money you foolishly spent on his terrible products. Do not believe this liar and scammer named "3dayandnight".

eBay is a website that allows for the purchase and sale of goods from all over the world. You can find various items ranging from books, toys to electronics and even cars. However, as a consumer, it is important to be aware of some unethical sellers on the platform who are not being monitored. It is important to note that eBay is not responsible for the actions of these sellers, but they are still a part of the eBay community.

I recently purchased an "Orange Jasmine Bonsai Tree," which was advertised as a live plant in perfect condition, with a user guide and special packaging. However, when the item arrived, to my surprise, it was just a 2-inch plant in a 6-inch plastic bottle, which was sent in a regular envelope. The plant was not in perfect condition, and I believe it was much younger than advertised. This was disappointing since the item description was not accurate at all, and I did not receive what I paid for.

What made the situation worse was that the seller did not accept returns. I felt helpless and cheated. Therefore, I have decided to avoid eBay in the future and look for a different online seller that can provide better customer service.

It is concerning to see these kinds of misleading practices happening on eBay, and there does not seem to be any control or regulation in place regarding these issues. As a consumer, we rely on the integrity of the sellers and the platform, but in cases like this, it fell short of my expectations.

In conclusion, my experience with eBay has been disappointing. While there are certainly many positive aspects of the website, there are also some negative aspects that need to be addressed. I hope that eBay takes action to monitor and regulate its sellers to protect consumers from being misled, and I also hope that other consumers can avoid similar experiences.

I've had to contact eBay.ca customer service on four different occasions and I must say, their service is not the best. It feels like they are just robots who read pre-written answers and don't have any real knowledge or skills. I've had to solve my problems by myself which is frustrating. When I try to post an item and there is an issue with it, eBay.ca has no idea what I have to do. It is their system, so they should be able to fix it. But, they don't know how to troubleshoot problems and it's like talking to a wall. They even said they would have a supervisor call me back, but they never did.

On two occasions, I only needed to change one or two words in the title or description, but eBay.ca didn't suggest those changes. It's like they don't even care about helping their customers. eBay.com has the same programming, so I assume they have the same issues.

I recently had an issue with my listing and was confused as to why it wouldn't post. I wrote the title and description as "A Tribute to First Nations," but it still wouldn't post. After trying many things, I decided to remove those words and it finally worked. It's a bit scary to think what this could mean.

All in all, eBay.ca needs to improve their customer service. They need to actually help their customers instead of giving useless information. It shouldn't be this hard to post an item.

My experience with eBay.ca was just terrible! I thought I had made a net profit of $405 after selling three items. However, a serious problem arose when one of my buyers started harassing me with multiple email requests for a full refund. I was so frustrated when eBay granted them a refund automatically, even though I had repeatedly refused to give them one. To make matters worse, they got to keep the item and my money, and I was left out of pocket for the shipping costs. If they had returned it, I still would have had to pay the return shipping fees.

I tried to contact eBay several times, but all I got was an automated voice that didn't give me any new information. My hands were tied, and I couldn't even report the buyer to warn other sellers about them because it had been more than seven days since I sold the item. I was livid!

Now, the buyer has the jacket, their money back, and I still have to pay my eBay fees of $40.50. It was a complete ripoff, and I felt cheated and exploited. I've never hated any company so much or been so thoroughly horrified by a single eBay experience.

I'm so disappointed in eBay.ca that I have decided to boycott it forever. I will never, ever, ever use this horrible, terrible auction site again, and I urge everyone to do the same. eBay.ca is a complete scam, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. The buyer who harassed me, fanglinhaoku, seemed to have done this to many other sellers, and I suspect eBay supports them too.

In conclusion, eBay.ca was a terrible experience that left me with a lot of anger and frustration. Please do not buy or sell with eBay unless you want to be scammed and exploited.

I recently made a big purchase on Ebay CA for a Multi Player Video GPS Car to suit my Toyota Highlander. Unfortunately, when the product arrived, I quickly realised that it did not match the specifications as stated in the product description. As per Ebay's policy, I knew that I was entitled to a refund. However, what they failed to mention was the part about having to pay for the return shipment out of my own pocket, which I found a little unfair.

I decided to contact Ebay before starting the return process, as the vendor was requesting for me to send the product back via air shipment, which would cost me an additional $250. To my surprise, I was informed that this was a standard procedure and I would be reimbursed for the return shipment fees, based on the vendor's email requesting the return by flight.

After I sent the product back, I was pleased to receive the refund for the product itself. However, I was disappointed to find out that Ebay didn't make any effort to reimburse me for my return shipment fees, despite my efforts to escalate the issue to their management team. They said that since I had already received a refund for the product, there was nothing more they could do.

Eventually, after going back and forth with the management team, they finally offered me a voucher of the same amount as my return shipment fees. Although I was grateful for this gesture, I was restricted in that I had to use this voucher in one transaction, within a certain time period. Unfortunately, since I was on vacation during this time, I missed the deadline to use the voucher, and Ebay told me that there was nothing they could do.

In summary, I would advise against purchasing big-ticket items from Ebay CA, especially if you anticipate incurring high shipment costs to return the item. It's just not worth the risk of being left out of pocket, and feeling disappointed with the service. I would recommend using Amazon instead, as I have had better experiences with their customer service.

I love Ebay CA, it's such a great site for finding cheap items! I always have to be careful though, and make sure I check the feedback from previous customers before I buy anything. That can give you a good idea of whether the seller is trustworthy or not. I usually avoid sellers with a feedback score lower than 98.5%.

It's definitely a good place to shop if you're looking to save money, but you have to do your research first! I've definitely made the mistake of buying something because it was too good to be true, and then regretting it when I received the item. That old saying is definitely true, "Cheap is good, but good ain't cheap!"

But on the other hand, I've also found some amazing deals on Ebay that have saved me 50% or more compared to retail prices. And often, the products come from China or Hong Kong so you have to be prepared to wait a while for them to arrive.

I've never had a problem with Ebay itself, but there have been times when an item I ordered never arrived. When that happens, it's important to have good communication with the seller so you can either get the item resent or get a refund. And sometimes if an item is lost in the mail, it'll magically show up a month later!

So overall, Ebay is a great place to shop if you're careful and do your homework first. Always read the full item description before you buy anything, and don't just rely on the title. And if you're looking for a good deal, Ebay is definitely the place to go! Happy bidding!

Let me tell you about my recent experience with Ebay CA. I received a promotion from them, stating that I could list up to five items for only $1 per item. At first, I was excited and wanted to give it a try. However, I soon realized that it wasn't as easy as I thought it would be. The listing process requires you to enter your package dimensions, which means that you have to have everything ready to go before you start listing.

The most frustrating part of the listing process was choosing the shipping options. Ebay CA offers eight shipping options for Canada alone, not to mention the options for American and international buyers. I believe that the buyers should be given the choice to select their preferred shipping method and not be limited to what the seller chooses. Ebay provides a shipping calculator to help with this process, but I still think that buyers should have a say.

After spending over an hour on the listing process, I finally got everything prepared and clicked the post button. Unfortunately, I received a notification saying that I had not selected a handling time, even though I was sure that I did. I tried to change it to one day, but the system wouldn't let me. In the end, I was unable to post my items, and I wasted a lot of time and energy.

However, despite my frustrations, I must say that Ebay CA is consistent in their inconsistency. Their system has some serious flaws, and it seems like they haven't done much to fix them. Therefore, I would recommend that you save your time and use other platforms like Facebook or Craigslist, where the process is more straightforward and cheaper to use.

You may have noticed that your local post office has made some changes recently, such as reducing their hours or even completely closing down. If you're wondering who is responsible for this, well, it is partially thanks to eBay. That's right, eBay strongly urges its sellers to print USPS shipping labels directly from their website or PayPal. While the USPS does receive money from these labels, it's reported as general postal income, which doesn't benefit your local post office. So, when it's time to make a budget for your local post office, their revenue is actually shorted by all the eBay and PayPal labels printed by your fellow community members. This is why using eBay and PayPal labels could ultimately close your local post office or make it continue having reduced hours.

But eBay and PayPal's negative impact on the postal service doesn't just end there. eBay has negotiated special shipping discounts with USPS, which means that eBay sellers can actually receive cheaper shipping rates than what you would have to pay at the post office. This practice also reduces postal income, forcing any revenue from mail not related to eBay to subsidize eBay and PayPal labels. This means that the USPS actually needs eBay to survive rather than the other way around.

In order to make up for the revenue lost by these transactions, USPS has started a new program that allows people in Hong Kong (China) to ship small first-class items to the US for virtually no cost. While USPS does get a small cut of each of these packages, it's not enough to make up for the money lost by the eBay label discounts and other misfortunes. This program ultimately hurts American jobs by allowing Chinese firms to ship items into the country via ultra-cheap shipping rates.

eBay has also forbidden the mention of money orders in listings, which was another source of income for USPS. eBay also offers an alternative shipping insurance by default, which competes with postal insurance and further contributes to killing off postal income. It's worth noting that eBay was publicly against major reforms to the post office that were designed to help save the service after it was hit by Congress, who is forcing it to fund the cost of retirees for decades into the future.

In conclusion, if you want to support your local post office and help keep it open and thriving, it's best to avoid using eBay and PayPal labels. Instead, opt for shipping your items directly from your local post office and purchasing shipping insurance from them as well. By doing so, you'll be helping to support American jobs and keeping the postal service alive.

I just wanted to share my experience with eBay CA. It's a real shame that eBay India is causing so much trouble for handicapped people like Amit Khurana. I read a complaint from him about how eBay rejected his genuine eBay guarantee claim for a defective mobile phone and would not refund his money simply because the phone was under warranty from the manufacturer.

Amit Khurana explained that he has been paralyzed and handicapped for the past 3 years and cannot go to the service station or follow up with the manufacturer. But eBay customer service refused to help him, which is really disappointing.

eBay's guarantee states that replacement and refund for the product is covered, and Amit Khurana had a claim ID and Paisa Pay ID for the transaction. So, eBay should have collected the mobile and refunded Amit Khurana his money. As a handicapped person, he deserves more consideration.

In the end, Amit Khurana had to escalate the issue through writing emails and even threatened to take legal actions against eBay India. It seems that eBay needs to be punished and penalized for cheating customers, particularly harassing handicapped and paralyzed people.

I hope the eBay India team could see the customer's side of things and resolve the matter promptly, not just provide a terrible customer service experience.

Man, oh man. I gotta say, I've had some experiences with Ebay CA (ebay.ca) that have left me feeling pretty darn frustrated. At first, it was easy-peasy to buy items and win bids. The sellers I worked with were top-notch and my purchases were excellent. But then, oh boy, things took a turn for the worse. I decided to list some items of my own for sale, and that's when I encountered some real trouble.

First off, I started getting harassed by Ebay themselves about leaving feedback for every single item I bought. Even if it was negative, they insisted I had to put a positive spin on it. What?! And when I ran into some fraudulent buyers and sellers, Ebay was no help at all. They wouldn't give me any clear direction on how to report these people, block them, or even close my account. And when I bought some preowned sandals that were supposed to be in "excellent condition", but instead fell apart after a month, the seller still got 5 stars from Ebay. That's just messed up.

And don't even get me started on the fact that there's no phone number to call for customer service. I'm at my wit's end trying to figure out how to edit my listings and make sure I'm not getting fleeced again. It's like Ebay expects us to just deal with it and move on.

Well, I'm here to tell you: I'm done dealing with it. I'm close to closing my account for good and leaving Ebay behind. And honestly, I'd recommend anyone else do the same. This corporation is corrupt to the bone, and they don't care about the little guy. If anyone knows a better place to file a complaint and get some real help, please let me know. Thanks for reading, and stay away from Ebay CA!

I created and verified my first ebay account on january 16, 2022 and I just listed my first item for sale which was a rare ty beanie babies britannia glory maple erin the bear, new unopened packages. But unfortunately on january 17, 2022 ebay permanently suspended my ebay account by claiming that (as shown in the photo) "activity that we believe was putting the ebay community at risk”. So I am very confused about what would make ebay think that just me creating, verifying and listing my first item for sale on my ebay account would put the ebay community at any risk? So i've contacted ebay support call multiple times, where they all just repeat exactly what I received in my email address about my suspended ebay account and don't provide any specific reasoning for the permanent suspension on my ebay account and just immediately hang up the phone on me.

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I gotta be truthful, sharing my experience on ebay.ca was quite disappointing. First off, I registered and had trouble logging in as a different username popped up with my email address. Honestly, that made me feel uneasy. Then, I tried to make a bid multiple times, but kept receiving an error that I exceeded the maximum number of allowed bids. I didn't even make any registered bids yet! Perhaps, my bids didn't meet their requirements. Who knows?

The biggest letdown was realizing that most items on Canadian ebay were shipped from US sellers, making them no cheaper than purchasing in-store. To add insult to injury, the prices were higher than in physical stores. I also stumbled upon refurbished items priced higher than new merchandise in regular stores. Can you believe it? What's the point of shopping on Ebay.ca when you can buy those same things for less at Walmart?

Overall, my experience with Ebay.ca was garbage. I wouldn't recommend anyone to waste their time and effort on this platform. You're better off shopping around in physical stores or looking for a legitimate Canadian online marketplace.

Ebay CA is a website that offers a wide range of products from various sellers. The website is easy to navigate and has a great interface. But, there is one thing that makes me upset that is the shipping program. I found that the global/international shipping is costlier than shipping with a courier and also extremely slow. It takes around 3 weeks for the products to arrive, whereas with a courier, it takes only 5 days and for the same price. So, I would suggest people be aware of shipping prices before placing an order.

Apart from that, I had great shopping experiences on Ebay CA. Once, I had purchased a product but it got lost during shipment. But, to my delight, Ebay refunded the full amount. I appreciate the customer service which is prompt and reliable. Although, there are many scammers on Ebay, still it is a great place for shopping. Just like any other website, buyers need to be careful and do their homework before making a purchase.

I personally prefer Amazon for online shopping over Ebay CA as it is more reliable and prompt. Though it may charge more for taxes, the shipping is generally fast and reliable. I have never faced any issues with Amazon shipping and it has always been on time. I believe Amazon has good quality control and a reliable shipping program, as I have never faced a single issue during my shopping experience with Amazon.

In conclusion, if you are looking for a great online shopping experience, Ebay CA is a great place. Just be careful with the shipping program and ensure to do your research before making a purchase. But, if you are someone who prefers reliability and promptness over anything else, go for Amazon. It may cost a little more, but you won't be let down.

I had a pretty bad experience with eBay CA. While browsing through the site, I noticed that a lot of the products being sold were from China, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but unfortunately, many of these products never actually arrive. Now, I know that some packages can get lost in the mail, but it seems like too much of a coincidence that so many of them never make it to their destination.

To make matters worse, the sellers are often slow to respond to inquiries, which means that by the time you realize that your package isn't coming, it's too late to make a claim with eBay. I've had this happen to me a couple of times now, and it's really frustrating.

Even if a product does make it to you, there's no guarantee that it will actually work properly. I once bought an electronic item that was defective, and while the seller did offer to replace it for me, the shipping costs to send it back to China were astronomical. It would have been cheaper for me to just buy a new one, which is pretty ridiculous.

Overall, I think that eBay CA needs to do a better job of monitoring their sellers to ensure that they're actually delivering on their promises. Compared to Amazon, which has stellar customer service, eBay just doesn't offer the same value. If you're going to shop on eBay, be prepared for the possibility that your item may not arrive or may be defective.

So I had an issue with a seller on eBay CA where they sent me the wrong Item, and things just went downhill from there. I tried to return it, but the seller deleted their return policy. When I contacted eBay, they told me that I didn't contact them within 30 days even though I had been in contact with the seller for several days and they saw all our conversations. It was really frustrating and disappointing.

I thought about leaving a review about the issue, but eBay removed it. It seems like they only care about sellers because they pay to be on the site while buyers are left on their own. I used to trust eBay, but now, I think it's time to join my friends on Amazon. From now on, eBay will be my last resort.

One thing that really bothers me about eBay is that they don't make their guaranteed buyer protection 30 day limit easy to find. It's hidden somewhere, and you have to go through 4-7 steps to get to it. It's not prominently displayed on the front page like it should be.

I just want to warn others to be careful when buying expensive items on eBay. Or better yet, just avoid eBay if you can. It's just not worth the hassle and disappointment.

I'm really disappointed with my experience on ebay.ca. I have been doing dropshipping on various platforms, so I thought of adding ebay.ca to my list. But, it has turned out to be a total disaster. After a few weeks of using this unprofessional platform, my account got blocked without any notice! I was completely clueless as to why it happened. When I contacted their customer support team, they refused to disclose the reason for the same. To add insult to injury, my funds were also blocked by this platform. When I asked about the release of my funds, they said that it would take six months!

I tried chatting with their customer support team to understand what went wrong. But, to my dismay, I kept getting transferred from one agent to another. None of them were able to give me proper answers to my queries. I was left in the dark, with no clue as to what had happened to my account and my hard-earned money.

Let me advise you to stay away from this platform if you do not want to lose your money. There are plenty of other professional platforms available in the market for dropshipping. But, ebay.ca is definitely not one of them. This entire experience has left a sour taste in my mouth, and I wouldn't recommend this platform to anyone.

I been doing the buyer thing on eBay.ca for a long time, man. And dawg, lately I been noticing this international shipping scam they got going on. At one time, I was loving eBay, but now, I'm not feeling it. They be wanting me to pay like $20 to $50 bucks just to ship something that is coming from outside of Canada. They be saying that the fee is for covering the shipping and customs charges. But come on, I done bought over a hunnit items from all corners of the world, and only one time have I ever had to pay them custom fees to Canadian Customs. I don't see how that's right. And to make it even worse, there be no way for us buyers to opt out of this new shipping program. And if we don't paid for it, we don't get no refund for the unpaid customs fees. Plus, we still gotta pay shipping fees for the shipper to send our items to this shady shipping program. That ain't cool, bruh. eBay need to get this scamming shipping program outta there, or they ain't gonna have me for a buyer no more.

When it comes to Ebay.ca, I have to say that I have had my fair share of problems. One thing that really sticks out to me is how difficult it is to get in touch with customer service. If you have a problem that isn't listed on their website, good luck getting a hold of someone who can help you out. The phone number is next to impossible to find, and even if you do manage to get it, you'll be greeted with an automated voice that tries to solve your problem for you. Trust me, it's a joke.

Recently, I had an issue with an item that wasn't leaving Ebay's Global shipping center for two weeks. There were no updates, and I had no idea what was going on. I reached out to the seller, but they told me to contact Ebay directly. When I did, I found that all of the information they had listed didn't relate to my problem at all. It's not the seller's fault that the item didn't ship from Ebay's Global Center, it's Ebay's problem. I felt like Ebay was avoiding complaints towards them by hiding their phone number and not providing helpful information on their website.

Now, let me compare Ebay.ca to Amazon. With Amazon, I never have any problems getting a hold of customer service. They are always there to help with any issues I may have, and I never have to deal with an automated voice. It's so much easier to get things sorted out when you can talk to a real person.

All in all, I don't think I'll be using Ebay.ca very often anymore. It's just too much of a hassle to deal with their customer service. Instead, I'll be checking out other online stores that are easier to work with.

Just made a $280 CDN sale through ebay.ca, but ended up only netting $225 CDN after all the weird and jacked up fees they charged me. So I go to access my sweet sweet cash money in my Pay pal account, but no dice. I contact Pay pal to find out what the deal is, and they just point the finger at ebay.ca. But when I hit up ebay.ca, they tell me to holler at Pay pal. It's like, which one is it y'all?! I don't know what happened to ebay.ca in the ten years since I last made a sale with them, but it ain't the same no more.

Just you wait, though...once my buyer gets their hot little hands on the item and writes a rave seller review, ebay.ca better release my funds and quick. Plus, why does Pay pal get to be the big boss of all the money stuff? Seems like ebay.ca should have its own way of handling funds. I mean, seriously, it's not like I'm running a massive operation here. For tiny sales like this, I might as well donate the money to charity instead of dealing with these sketchy business dealings.

I gotta say, I plan to sound off on social media about this hot mess with ebay.ca and Pay pal. Maybe it'll save someone else from grief like this.

So, I gotta tell you about my recent experience on Ebay.ca. I was on the hunt for a car part that I couldn't find in my local area. I finally found one from a vendor in Europe and despite the fact that it was gonna take over a month and a half to get to me, I went for it.

When it finally arrived and I opened it up, I realized that it not only didn't fit my car, but it was actually manufactured completely wrong! I reached out to the vendor and was informed to return it for a refund. But here's the kicker, I ended up spending over $40.00 on shipping it back to them, only to NOT receive a refund.

So, I filed a claim with Ebay Canada and they opened an investigation. But then they rejected my case with no real explanation, which didn't sit right with me. So, I appealed the decision, but just a day after they received my appeal they turned around and rejected it yet AGAIN.

Not only did I not get my money back for the useless car part, but the sleazy vendor (btw, the name is carbra-shop, just so ya know) got to keep both my money AND the merchandise. As if that’s not enough, my credit card company didn't exactly help either when they charged my account AGAIN for the original 'credit' that they gave me after I first complained.

And Ebay Canada? Yeah, they definitely didn't seem to have my back through all this malarkey, despite my repeated attempts to get them to help me out. Suffice it to say, I will NOT be using their services again anytime soon.

Thanks, Steve.

Ebay.ca has been an online marketplace that has been around for quite some time. The promise of something innovative was there in the early days but sadly, it has become an unreliable platform in recent times. It seems to be nothing more than a shady and dirty pawn shop that only occasionally delivers goods from disreputable entities. The site has become notorious for being expensive and a breeding ground for scams.

The app claims that they are not responsible after 30 days pass from the moment you send them your money, when you don't receive, it's not their problem. But what happens when the shipping date changes to more than 30 days the moment you place your order? This instantly invalidates their time frame for ensuring some level of holding up their end of the bargain and sending you the items you've just paid for. Ebay's reputation has become synonymous with BAIT & SWITCH in the modern online world and it's evident that they don't care about their customers.

Instead of wasting your money on Ebay.ca, it is advisable to look for your items elsewhere, anywhere else in fact. This will not only save you money but, you'll receive better service and value for your money. In conclusion, Ebay.ca has lost its footing as a trustworthy platform in the online world.