04-02-07, 11:51 AM
I'm new to this game but have already been ripped off by dodgy sellers on Ebay, although i'm in the process of trying to get a refund from Hewsonator.
Ebay don't really give shit and the scripted replys drive you bonkers, i feel thee only way to hurt the sellers is for us:
1. Come to a conclusion that a seller is knowingly selling fakes.
2. Contact his previous buyers if this is possible and inform them, ok alot of buyer will take no notice but alot will be curious and demand there money.
3. Uk sellers like Hewsonator that even have the balls to place the contact details on the web should also be reported to trading standards etc.
I know it's really sad to have to do all this and possibly more but as Adidas seem unwilling or slow to act i see no other solution.
But we do have to be 100% certain that the seller is dealing in fake products, maybe even a well drafted letter to Adidas would pointing out the crooks would help, any ideas anyone?
Ebay don't really give shit and the scripted replys drive you bonkers, i feel thee only way to hurt the sellers is for us:
1. Come to a conclusion that a seller is knowingly selling fakes.
2. Contact his previous buyers if this is possible and inform them, ok alot of buyer will take no notice but alot will be curious and demand there money.
3. Uk sellers like Hewsonator that even have the balls to place the contact details on the web should also be reported to trading standards etc.
I know it's really sad to have to do all this and possibly more but as Adidas seem unwilling or slow to act i see no other solution.
But we do have to be 100% certain that the seller is dealing in fake products, maybe even a well drafted letter to Adidas would pointing out the crooks would help, any ideas anyone?