Angela Doyle, Ashley Doyle, Angela Dole Sold jewelry that is not authentic Mt Pleasant South Carolina

I am a seller on Ebay and I am making this entry with regard to the "complaints" alleged against this ebay seller. Sellers constantly get "blamed" whenever their buyer is unhappy about their purchase. It really gets old. All these buyers out there scouring Ebay looking for a bargain...but of course fail to make sure all their questions are answered, fail to notice a VERY clear NO RETURN policy, and most importantly in their eagerness to get a bargain they fail to address authenticity if that is an issue.

They are so desperate to get something for nothing that they do not read the ad to see that the seller DOES NOT guarantee authenticity, does NOT hold the item out to be genuine and does NOT offer a money back guarantee. Yet the buyer STILL buys! Then when surprise surprise the item turns out to be a copy (that was never promised to be authentic) the buyer claims fraud. We sell luggage and handbags and deal with this problem frequently. The buyer wants to point the finger at the seller that he or she is a "con artist" or "scammer"....but really maybe the buyer should have verified these issues or read the ad closely before ASSUMING THE RISK when an ad said sales are final. I fail to see how this seller or any of the other million ebay sellers that sell copies of brand name goods has scammed these buyers. Let's face it, if you are trying to get a name brand item that cost $500 and you are buying it from an ebay seller for $100 can you sincerely believe it is real....especially when it NEVER says that it is??

When your item arrives and it is a mirror image copy with all the accessories and it saved you $400 you are going to complain?? Even if you do, how absurd is that to call the seller a fraud when the seller never advised you that the item was authentic and made clear from the get-go that the sale was final.

I say, maybe the buyers here need to reassess their buying habits. READ ads. Ask questions, realize that when an ad says FINAL sale that means that will apply to YOU and will not be up for debate. Take some responsibility for your eagerness to get a deal without reading carefully. Stop whining and trashing sellers who are not scamming you. YOU just did not read their ad and the reality is that it was YOUR failure to address these issues and not their sale that is the problem.

I am a seller on Ebay and I am making this entry with regard to the "complaints" alleged against this ebay seller. Sellers constantly get "blamed" whenever their buyer is unhappy about their purchase. It really gets old. All these buyers out there scouring Ebay looking for a bargain...but of course fail to make sure all their questions are answered, fail to notice a VERY clear NO RETURN policy, and most importantly in their eagerness to get a bargain they fail to address authenticity if that is an issue.

They are so desperate to get something for nothing that they do not read the ad to see that the seller DOES NOT guarantee authenticity, does NOT hold the item out to be genuine and does NOT offer a money back guarantee. Yet the buyer STILL buys! Then when surprise surprise the item turns out to be a copy (that was never promised to be authentic) the buyer claims fraud. We sell luggage and handbags and deal with this problem frequently. The buyer wants to point the finger at the seller that he or she is a "con artist" or "scammer"....but really maybe the buyer should have verified these issues or read the ad closely before ASSUMING THE RISK when an ad said sales are final. I fail to see how this seller or any of the other million ebay sellers that sell copies of brand name goods has scammed these buyers. Let's face it, if you are trying to get a name brand item that cost $500 and you are buying it from an ebay seller for $100 can you sincerely believe it is real....especially when it NEVER says that it is??

When your item arrives and it is a mirror image copy with all the accessories and it saved you $400 you are going to complain?? Even if you do, how absurd is that to call the seller a fraud when the seller never advised you that the item was authentic and made clear from the get-go that the sale was final.

I say, maybe the buyers here need to reassess their buying habits. READ ads. Ask questions, realize that when an ad says FINAL sale that means that will apply to YOU and will not be up for debate. Take some responsibility for your eagerness to get a deal without reading carefully. Stop whining and trashing sellers who are not scamming you. YOU just did not read their ad and the reality is that it was YOUR failure to address these issues and not their sale that is the problem.

I am a seller on Ebay and I am making this entry with regard to the "complaints" alleged against this ebay seller. Sellers constantly get "blamed" whenever their buyer is unhappy about their purchase. It really gets old. All these buyers out there scouring Ebay looking for a bargain...but of course fail to make sure all their questions are answered, fail to notice a VERY clear NO RETURN policy, and most importantly in their eagerness to get a bargain they fail to address authenticity if that is an issue.

They are so desperate to get something for nothing that they do not read the ad to see that the seller DOES NOT guarantee authenticity, does NOT hold the item out to be genuine and does NOT offer a money back guarantee. Yet the buyer STILL buys! Then when surprise surprise the item turns out to be a copy (that was never promised to be authentic) the buyer claims fraud. We sell luggage and handbags and deal with this problem frequently. The buyer wants to point the finger at the seller that he or she is a "con artist" or "scammer"....but really maybe the buyer should have verified these issues or read the ad closely before ASSUMING THE RISK when an ad said sales are final. I fail to see how this seller or any of the other million ebay sellers that sell copies of brand name goods has scammed these buyers. Let's face it, if you are trying to get a name brand item that cost $500 and you are buying it from an ebay seller for $100 can you sincerely believe it is real....especially when it NEVER says that it is??

When your item arrives and it is a mirror image copy with all the accessories and it saved you $400 you are going to complain?? Even if you do, how absurd is that to call the seller a fraud when the seller never advised you that the item was authentic and made clear from the get-go that the sale was final.

I say, maybe the buyers here need to reassess their buying habits. READ ads. Ask questions, realize that when an ad says FINAL sale that means that will apply to YOU and will not be up for debate. Take some responsibility for your eagerness to get a deal without reading carefully. Stop whining and trashing sellers who are not scamming you. YOU just did not read their ad and the reality is that it was YOUR failure to address these issues and not their sale that is the problem.

I am a seller on Ebay and I am making this entry with regard to the "complaints" alleged against this ebay seller. Sellers constantly get "blamed" whenever their buyer is unhappy about their purchase. It really gets old. All these buyers out there scouring Ebay looking for a bargain...but of course fail to make sure all their questions are answered, fail to notice a VERY clear NO RETURN policy, and most importantly in their eagerness to get a bargain they fail to address authenticity if that is an issue.

They are so desperate to get something for nothing that they do not read the ad to see that the seller DOES NOT guarantee authenticity, does NOT hold the item out to be genuine and does NOT offer a money back guarantee. Yet the buyer STILL buys! Then when surprise surprise the item turns out to be a copy (that was never promised to be authentic) the buyer claims fraud. We sell luggage and handbags and deal with this problem frequently. The buyer wants to point the finger at the seller that he or she is a "con artist" or "scammer"....but really maybe the buyer should have verified these issues or read the ad closely before ASSUMING THE RISK when an ad said sales are final. I fail to see how this seller or any of the other million ebay sellers that sell copies of brand name goods has scammed these buyers. Let's face it, if you are trying to get a name brand item that cost $500 and you are buying it from an ebay seller for $100 can you sincerely believe it is real....especially when it NEVER says that it is??

When your item arrives and it is a mirror image copy with all the accessories and it saved you $400 you are going to complain?? Even if you do, how absurd is that to call the seller a fraud when the seller never advised you that the item was authentic and made clear from the get-go that the sale was final.

I say, maybe the buyers here need to reassess their buying habits. READ ads. Ask questions, realize that when an ad says FINAL sale that means that will apply to YOU and will not be up for debate. Take some responsibility for your eagerness to get a deal without reading carefully. Stop whining and trashing sellers who are not scamming you. YOU just did not read their ad and the reality is that it was YOUR failure to address these issues and not their sale that is the problem.