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Ebay Reviews

3.1 Rating 4,112 Reviews
53 %
of reviewers recommend Ebay
3.1
Based on 4,112 reviews
Shipping & Delivery
Delivery Methods
Postal Service, Courier
Average Delivery Time
Over A Month
On-time Delivery
Greater than 27%
Accurate And Undamaged Orders
Greater than 66%
Customer Service
Communication Channels
Telephone, Email, Live Chat
Queries Resolved In
Over A Week
Customer Service
1.2 out of 5
Returns & Refunds
Refunds Process
Difficult
Returns Process
Could Be Better

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Anonymous  // 01/01/2019
Don't shop or sell anything on this online store I was there loyal customer from 2018 and they just suspended my account for life for not puting my real name when I and sign up for this online store they all just fake throw front that there a good company but in the end they just screw you I am just saying this from experience you can take it from me what i said or pass it and on your own ok aloha
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Posted 10 months ago
code #0708COUPON342. Sailboat model advertized as "assembled". Came as akit
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Posted 11 months ago
eBay allows fraud, theft, and false advertisement on their platform. They are aware of this issue but instead of dealing with the CRIME at hand they run you around in circles, then tell the fraudulent seller how to hide negative reviews. FRAUDULENT SCAM!!!!
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Posted 11 months ago
Extremely Disappointed with eBay's Handling of Seller Issues I’ve been a dedicated seller on eBay, using dropshipping through EasyNce to fulfill my orders. Unfortunately, my experience has been far from satisfactory, and I feel compelled to share my frustrations. First, EasyNce deleted my account, which left me unable to trace back any of my orders. This led to a cascade of issues with my eBay account. Buyers took advantage of the situation, claiming they hadn’t received items despite the fact that they did, and I couldn’t provide tracking information because of the EasyNce account issues. To make matters worse, instead of investigating fairly, eBay immediately sided with the buyers and issued refunds without giving me a proper chance to resolve the situation. As a dropshipper, my margins are already slim, only earning about 10-15% per sale. This barely covers the eBay subscription fee and the dropshipping costs. eBay’s lack of support and understanding for sellers like me has been incredibly disappointing. I’m losing more money than I’m making, and they seem to prioritize buyers at the expense of honest sellers. I expected much better from eBay. If you're a dropshipper or rely on third-party services like EasyNce, be cautious. eBay doesn’t seem to provide the support needed when things go wrong, leaving sellers vulnerable to buyer claims and unfair refunds. Very disappointed.
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Posted 11 months ago
We been selling on Ebay for over 15 years with an great score with them. Now it seems they are holding funds from sellers longer and longer. Sold some items on September 12 and now they are holding the funds until October 2nd and now today we find out they are going to hold it to October 9th. Do not waste your time and money with them. I have an online store through another website site and I get paid in 48 hrs. Save yourself the headache don't waste your time.
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Posted 11 months ago
Never received my pixel xl, after 2 promises of refunds with reference numbers only to find out I will not get a refund and the seller won't receive his product back. This company is run by uneducated robots from some pit in a 3rd world country. Use amazon!!!!!! Ebay won't ge around long. Beware!!!!!!!
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Posted 11 months ago
First let me say, I totally agree with most of the comments on this forum and feel sympathetic to all of the victims who have fallen prey to Ebays’ shenanigans. I have been a seller on Ebay for a while. I advertise and ship products  EXACTLY as I advertise. Never had an issue until now: A buyer purchased a bike lock with alarm from me. (I voluntarily included an accessory: a cage to put the lock in). After they received it, they “claimed” a strap was missing on the accessory, and requested a refund. The buyer specifically said “there was one strap on there, but not the other”. This accessory DOES NOT have any straps on it; you can choose to attach it with something like zip ties. I now suspected this buyer clearly had bad intentions. Before agreeing to a refund and running the risk of receiving the item back not in the same condition I sent it in or not receiving it back at all,  I requested they send a front and back photo of the part they “claim” was missing, and they NEVER did. I explained this to Ebay and asked them to open an investigation. Their initial response is that a case had been opened and they may reach out to me (the Seller) and/or the buyer to provide additional details. While waiting to hear the status of the investigation from Ebay, the next thing I know, I receive an email from Ebay saying they sided with the buyer and issued them a refund- and the buyer apparently also gets to keep the item and not return it to me. Ebay NEVER sent me any information/ status of their investigation of this case; Nothing saying they had reached out to the buyer and asked them why they did not send the information/ proof I requested. Just ruled in their favor despite the likelihood that they were either scamming me from the start or may have just had “buyer’s remorse”. Now despite my positive selling history after 19 years, I am left with this buyer having a refund and keeping my item All at my expense- no recourse, really? I now have been scammed twice- first by the buyer, and second by Ebay. And don’t even bother with Appeals or even trying to reach a live agent; You are met with NOTHING but algorithms and artificial intelligence through chat messages. *A MESSAGE TO ANY POTENTIAL SELLERS*: Ebay DOES NOT protect Sellers like they claim. They, like many other companies these days are a breeding ground for scammers and have absolutely become complicit in allowing scammers to benefit; Those of us doing the right thing are truly left to fend for ourselves without recourse- other than escalating to legal action or otherwise. *A MESSAGE TO EBAY: Stating what should be obvious, you can’t have Buyers without Sellers. Continue to treat honest Sellers this way will only lead to no one selling through your Marketplace and you’re already questionable reputation continuing to take a nose dive- You’re shooting your own self in the foot. The Better Business bureau REALLY needs to investigate Ebay’s practices. **SELL AT YOUR OWN RISK ON EBAY*.
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Posted 1 year ago
I was scammed by a buyer who purchased a Coach bag at a lower cost than the exact same bag I sold them. They purchased the bag and it was delivered 6/26. They didn’t leave a review, and I honestly forgot about it. On day 29, after receiving the bag (by their own admission) they purchased the exact same bag for a cheaper price and opened up a SNAD case on EBay Day 30 which was 7/27. I accepted the return when requested and issued a return label. I never received the returned bag and was forced to fully refund the buyer plus shipping both ways, despite being absolutely honest as a seller. I was also charged an additional $66 in fees for the return shipping label and my two failed appeals. I literally just spoke to 19 representatives before one would tell me where the tracking number showed delivery. Prior to call 19, all I had was the zip code of my hometown and delivered. I subsequently, through customer representative 19, learned it was delivered to my parent’s address. I couldn’t find my parents address anywhere on my account either and neither could the representative. It was returned to my parents’ address, which I cannot find anywhere on my account. They don’t have it their neighbors don’t have it. I certainly don’t have it. Nor were any of us expecting it to go there because they’re not on my account. I'm not a reseller.  Just a person selling out of their closet.  I do purchase frequently, hence, the need to sometimes sell.   I’m not cut out for being jerked around on a total of 25 different phone calls where I followed the first 18 representatives directions in real time on the phone, and received contradictory information on calls 18-25. I filled out an affidavit. Nope- tracking says it was delivered, according to eBay it was delivered. I was told I could have claimed I received XYZ in lieu of my bag and would’ve won. The problem with that is, I’m actually an honest person. Who would do that? I don’t want to be worse than the buyer that totally scammed me. They won’t even let me close my account until October 6. When I asked if there was anyway, I could get myself banned prior to October 6, the customer service representative suggested I either list something illegal or a known counterfeit. What type of business tells you to commit a crime? It’s insane.   The sad fact is no one should be cut out for eBay because of the way sellers are treated. I trusted them. I spent a lot of money as a buyer and paid a considerable amount of money to them as a seller.   I took photos of the package and postal receipt for the buyer.  I sent tracking updates to the buyer.  I had 24 pictures, a manufacturer number, and a scannable QR code for this bag.  I literally did everything I was supposed to do.   30 days later SNAD.  The buyer even admitted they had found the bag cheaper at an outlet.   I never received the return and was unable to document the condition of the bag because I didn’t receive it. I cannot document thin air, and I absolutely refused to lie. eBay chose to break the trust that 16 sales representatives created, as they directed me through the return process step-by-step in real time on the phone. They refused to take my word. Now I’m out a $400 NWT bag, the $200 refund to the lovely buyer, and $66 in fees.   It’s a catch 22.  They literally closed my second appeal via email while I was on the phone with a customer service representative taking notes about my appeal case. How is that even possible? I lost more than an expensive bag and $266. I lost respect and trust for eBay itself.   I’m going to say politely that I’m disappointed and not willing to lose anything again. I guess that quote about trust being earned over time and lost in a second is completely true. eBay will eventually fold. If there’s nothing to sell, there’s no one to buy.    
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Posted 1 year ago
Totally unacceptable. Just open account and same day restriction. Don't be bothered to deal with such a bad company.
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Posted 1 year ago
Clearly there would be no EBay without sellers , yet eBay allow buyers to leave disgusting viscous reviews on items they havnt received, in fact it was out of stock. These buyers are evil & want to destroy your credibility over a small issue. Very unfair .
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Posted 1 year ago
I sold an item of furniture for $100 and eBay paid me $72.88, which means eBay charged fees of $27.12 on a sale of $100 which equates to a whopping 27.12%. That is daylight robbery. I will never use eBay to sell anything EVER again. Nor should you!
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Posted 1 year ago
I am extremely frustrated with eBay as a seller. Despite being a loyal and honest seller for years, the platform has continuously failed to provide adequate support and protection. I recently encountered multiple instances where buyers exploited the system, filing false claims and demanding refunds for perfectly described and shipped items. eBay's resolution process is biased towards buyers, disregarding clear evidence I provided to support my case. I lost both the items and the money, with eBay offering no real recourse. Additionally, the fees have become exorbitant, eating into any potential profits, making it almost impossible to run a viable business. The listing and shipping processes are clunky and outdated, and their customer service is virtually non-existent, with long wait times and unhelpful responses when you finally get through. Their algorithm also unfairly buries listings from smaller sellers, favoring big businesses and making it harder for independent sellers to compete
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Posted 1 year ago
Horrible customer service when you have issues as a seller. They stole my funds by giving a buyer an undeserved refund of $230. The buyer got his item (that was really late) and his money back. I lost my money, the item and the time and money I spent to ship the item to him. I feel scammed after being a seller for over 20 years.
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Posted 1 year ago
I had been a good customer for 4 years and I bought many items over these years. But sometimes I had either delivery people deliver my orders to the wrong address or sellers sending them tithe wrong address far away from my address all claiming it was delivered to me. Or as recently use a wrong tracking number, when I clicked on to check my tracking it took me to Amazn.com and it said, Sorry we can't find that package! I sent several messages to this seller and I first asked them to please let me know if the balls on the end of the curtain rod can be removed and put back on because I noticed the openings of my curtains were small, but they never answered me but shipped it right away instead. I also sent messages to them about the tracking number being wrong but they never responded to this either. So I sent an email to the Better Business Bureau and I called The Federal Trade Commision and made complaint reports. I also posted this on ebay's buyer community but unfortunately the people who responded to my posts weren't the kind helpful people who responded to the many posts over the years about the fake tracking number scam. I also contacted ebay about this too, but unlike in the past they usually sent me a message back in other cases when there was a problem like their site saying my item was delivered but it wasn't delivered to my address, and they usually said that if the seller doesn't respond in several business days they will step in and I usually got a deserved refund but they didn't even respond at all this time. I eventually not that long afterwards did get my curtain rod delivered to me and I let the seller, eBay and The Better Business Bureau and The Federal Trade Commission know this. I recently got a shocking upsetting email from ebay saying that I was suddenly unfairly suspended indefinitely without any real explanation or warning! I did get about 4 refunds recently but there were some problems with some items, I also tried to cancel a few items before they were even shipped yet buy ebay wouldn't let me so the sellers gave me a refund. I really thought the suspension email was a spam email until I went to my account and all it said was xxxreasonxxx and claimed that I violated their site's rules but never said how. My last communication was in messages with a seller who offered and gave me a refund was friendly and I thanked them very much as I always did.
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Posted 1 year ago
Shocking customer service
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Posted 1 year ago
It’s time to boycott eBay international for not doing there jobs properly also they don’t even care about us as paying customers the only way for a company to be shutdown is to speak truth where paying for something we don’t even have
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Posted 1 year ago
Ebay sucks. It's gone downhill completely. Their customer service is horrible. Not to mention how now when he sells up on eBay you have to share it in order for people to view it. Over 75% of stuff sold on eBay. Comes from China and you can get it twice as cheap on temu or wish. And if you're a seller, you might as well sell on Facebook marketplace. You'll do a lot better. At least they have better customer service and take care of both their buyers and sellers. Unlike eBay.
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Posted 1 year ago
Sold a camera worth £800 for £615 then was charged £180 for sale and 2 days promo.Pressed prom button to find more details and instead when active straight away with no way of stopping it. Even if u want promo the cost is disgraceful.Infact ebay fees are extortionate and why I will never sell on the site again,so if you don't want to be out of pocket by this gready firm do not use like many people warned me which I should have heeded their advice.
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Posted 1 year ago
Paid for an order on Ebay with a credit card. All of a sudden I am getting scam calls and there were 3 fraudulent charges from the state of Alabama. Whoever the thief was charged at Domino's and Burger King restaurants, of all places. Goodbye Ebay!
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Posted 1 year ago
Ebay believes the customer is always right. Buyers are protected from scam sellers, but unfortunately, it does not work the other way around. If you are a seller getting scammed by a buyer, there is not much you can do about it. It's a site for dishonest buyers. Sell elsewhere!
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Posted 1 year ago
Ebay is rated 3.1 based on 4,112 reviews