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Purchased an iPhone that was only meant for parts. Didn't realize this until I went to turn it on. The seller wouldn't remove the security lock. While I should have returned it, the seller claimed they don't accept returns. eBay customer service took the seller's side when I complained. I tried to sell it again to get my money back, but eBay blocked the listing saying it's a restricted product. So I asked why eBay allows sellers to list restricted items in the first place. I ended up closing my eBay account.

Purchased an iPhone listed as parts-only but had no clue until I tried setting it up. The seller wouldn't remove the lock or take it back. When I reached out to eBay for help, they sided with the seller instead of me. Then when I tried relisting it to recoup my loss, eBay blocked it for being a restricted product. So I asked eBay why they let the seller post it in the first place if it's restricted. Had to shut down my account completely.

I've been running my shop on eBay for around 18 years now, and today my selling limit was cut to ten items maximum per month. Looks like it's tied to shipping complaints and buyers not getting items or ordering wrong products without checking the listing details. Given what I've paid in fees over the years and the time I've invested, I think this is appalling. There's no way to operate a real business when you're limited to selling ten items monthly.

I run a small business through eBay and have had an account for about 18 years. Out of nowhere, my selling limit dropped to just ten items per month. Apparently it's because of shipping issues and buyers claiming deliveries didn't arrive or ordering the wrong thing without reading descriptions. After all these years of fees and effort, this is insulting. How's anyone supposed to make a living selling only ten items a month?

Almost 20 years with eBay, more than 1500 orders, and thousands of pounds invested. Just tried buying kitchen cutlery and got blocked for not verifying my age. They want a credit card as proof even though I've been with them forever. I purchase age restricted products every month and they've never asked before. Trying to reach someone to sort this out has been incredibly tedious.

Nearly 20 years as an eBay customer with over 1500 purchases and thousands spent. I wanted to buy some cutlery recently and ran into trouble verifying my age. eBay said I couldn't get the item and needed a credit card for age verification, even though I've been a member for two decades. They've never required this when I buy nicotine products monthly. Getting customer service to help resolve this has proven incredibly frustrating and time consuming.

I've been an eBay customer for almost two decades with over 1500 purchases and tons of money spent. Recently I wanted to get a knife set and couldn't complete the purchase because I couldn't verify my age. eBay told me I'd need a credit card to prove my age despite being a 20 year member, and despite buying nicotine items monthly without ever being asked. Now I'm struggling to reach customer service to fix this, and it's turning out to be incredibly difficult.

Been a loyal eBay customer for years. Their refund policies seem to have changed recently when items go missing. They're now claiming that once tracking says delivered, it's your fault for not getting it. I've even seen evidence of things being left at the wrong address, and they still don't care. Think I need to find another place to shop.

Long time customer here, but eBay's refund policy has definitely shifted. Now they're saying if tracking shows an item was delivered, it's on you if you didn't actually receive it. This is wrong, especially when tracking photos show delivery to someone else's mailbox. I'm seriously considering moving away from this platform.

I've been shopping on eBay for years, but their refund policies have gotten worse. Now they're telling customers that if tracking shows delivery, it's your problem if you never got it. I've even seen proof of items delivered to the wrong address, but they don't care. It's making me think twice about using this site anymore.

You basically can't get ahold of eBay's customer service. They don't seem to have customer support. Really annoying. How does someone actually speak to a person there?

Reaching anyone at eBay customer service feels nearly impossible. There's basically no actual support available. This is maddening. Is there any way to get a real human being on the phone?

Getting in touch with anyone at eBay is basically impossible. Their customer service is non-existent and it's incredibly frustrating. How are you supposed to actually talk to a real person there?

Spent just under £10 on an iPhone battery replacement. Charged once then died. I asked for a refund since it wasn't acceptable. eBay just shut my request down without any explanation, so I'm out the money. Their buyer guarantee means nothing.

I spent just under £10 on a replacement battery for my iPhone. It only worked once before dying. I requested a refund because it wasn't fit for purpose. Instead of helping, eBay just terminated my request with zero explanation. So my money's gone. Their satisfaction guarantee appears to mean nothing.