CillaHasBrainActivity
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I'm sure you can. Good luck!
Aww, thank you!
I'm sure you can. Good luck!
Just heard my neighbours moaning. I wonder what they are doing-_-
Just heard my neighbours moaning. I wonder what they are doing-_-
Just heard my neighbours moaning. I wonder what they are doing-_-
Just heard my neighbours moaning. I wonder what they are doing-_-
I don't like eBay. So I tried to buy something through their 'BuyNow' option, but I didn't have enough money (which I only knew about after since they were obscure about the exact total). So I went to a different buyer, and bought the same item from him/her instead.
Now, the first one is still marked as ''bought''. And according to eBay's policy you are obligated to pay ''bought'' items. For ****s sake. The seller doesn't have a e-mail either, so I'd have to call him.. internationally.
This will most likely be the last time I use eBay. I'm not comfortable with sites where you can accidentally become obligated to buy an item worth over €200,-.
eBay has its own internal messaging system. If you look near the end of the listing, you should see a link entitled "Ask a question," which will allow you to send a message to the seller with specific reference to that item. You can also click on the seller ID near the top and then click "Contact member" to send a more general message. If you explain your situation to the first seller, there's a chance that he might let you out of the deal with no hard feelings. Some sellers are cool like that, but keep in mind that he's under no obligation to do so. Generally speaking, when you buy something, whether on eBay or anywhere else, you're expected to pay for it. Good luck!
Yep, people tend to use such things to be say whatever stupidity they have in mind :/Why is that the words, "it's just my freedom of speech!" are more often than not used next to a really stupid/discriminatory remark?
Yep, people tend to use such things to be say whatever stupidity they have in mind :/
Why is that the words, "it's just my freedom of speech!" are more often than not used next to a really stupid/discriminatory remark?
Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness is a pain! Quite literally...
And so is not being able to sleep because you keep feeling like you're about to have a heart attack...
And so is experiencing palpitations due to anxiety and lack of sleep...