@2011perry0208 wrote:
A seller charged me 0ver $100.00 for shipping and it only cost him $66.00 to send . He also old used stamps that were soaked off other envelopes and he reused them so it cost the seller nothing to send the item but he still charged me over $100.00 for shipping .
Shipping normally never costs the seller anything. The buyer pays the seller what the seller feels is a fair price for handling, packaging and transporting the item. It may or may not have anything to do with the actual rate of shipping. What you're paying for is a service. Do you feel the service for which you paid was worth $100? If not, rate the seller's shipping and handling charges accordingly.
@2011perry0208 wrote:
The item is also NOT what he described at all and he is also sending me rude and threating messages when I asked him about it .
Is all this OK with ebay ????
Basic information on the resolution of buying problems--including receiving items not as described--can be found here:
http://pages.ebay.ca/help/buy/report-trading.html
This is the link to eBay's Resolution Centre:
http://resolutioncentre.ebay.ca/
Keep in mind that if you open a case with eBay, one of the possible outcomes is that in order to receive your refund, you'll have to return the item at your own expense by a shipping method that shows online evidence of delivery.
As for your other issue, eBay's policy on inappropriate behaviour is here:
http://pages.ebay.ca/help/buy/report-trading.html
Read up on these pages and get back to us if you have further comments or questions.
