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please can i ask a favour from someone with facebook?


discomikey

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Hi all,

First of all mods, sorry if this is not allowed, or in the wrong section, please feel free to do as you wish with the thread.

A few weeks back (9 july according to my phone) a lad advertised on a facebook page that he was breaking a 300TDi discovery, i needed a prop and diff flange etc so i contacted him and we agreed a price, i paid over paypal and he said he'd get the parts shipped asap.

2 weeks later, nothing, i contact him "ill chase up the courier..." hear nothing back

another week or so goes by, same thing, same response, same outcome.

and so on.

ive chased him up 3 or 4 times over the last 40 days, and just went to message him tonight to finally say, if they arent here within a week im claiming my money back (through paypal) and lo and behold facebook messenger states "This person isn't recieving messages from you at the moment"

i cant access his profile either.

I don't want to publicly slate him i just need to find out what's happening, if he is still on facebook, and indeed the page where he advertised, I realise that i'm most likely not receiving the parts, i want to give him a chance to refund me before i go through paypal. Could some kind person please have a look for me (Pm me for the name and page name) and possibly send him a message on my behalf?

Cheers all

Mike (a £55 light and nothing to show for it forum member)

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Just go through PayPal. Don't message him.

I bought something from someone on this forum which never arrived, no response from the seller led me to Persue a PayPal claim, they then lied to paypal saying it had been sent that day. Still didn't arrive so I escalated the claim and got my money back.........still no reply, reason or apology on here.

I think this sort of thing goes on a lot, if they do it to 4 people a week and get them to send the payment as a gift so there is no recourse when the parts don't arrive they basically have a living wage. Or at least money for there project car.

Worth covering the extra £10-£20 on PayPal fees yourself to save yourself the hardship

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