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homer 14-01-2005 19:25

e-buyer
 
Hello,

I wonder if anybody can help I went on the internet and the site called e-buyer and ordered a new dvd rewriter. Found a nice one and read all the specs and then I ordered it here goes.

Paid the delivery charge of £4:99 and it would be on the 12th Jan 2005 So I booked a day off work . later on I went on to my emails only to find that they have updated me to a Tuesday 11th (sweet) on the 11th nothing turned up, they sent me a email and said sorry it will be delivered on the 12th and guess wot nothing turned up on Thursday or Friday.
When I went on the site I couldnt find my new dvd writer all it said was discontinued so I want my money back, But no joy with email sent 3 over a week and guess wot NO TELEPHONE NUMBER so if anybody knows on how to get my money back or order a different one or knows a phone number I will rep them silly.....


Kind regards

homer

Kliro 14-01-2005 19:29

Re: e-buyer
 
Contact Information
General
Company name: Ebuyer
Street address: 6900 West Morelos Place, Suite 2
Chandler, AZ 85226 USA
Web site: http://www.ebuyer.com

Customer-service phone, fax, and e-mail
Phone: 480-222-1600
Fax: 480-893-9218
Hours: Mon - Fri, 8am-5pm MST

Chris W 14-01-2005 19:31

Re: e-buyer
 
I had an awful experience with ebuyer... http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/showthread.php?t=9372

I believe Ebuyer don't have a contact number but i found this on another forum.... it's worth a try!

Quote:

The euyer phone number is 0870 467 5030 (available from their domain name reg) - press 4 and then the # key (it took me a while to figure this out) and it will ask you for the surname of the person you want to speak to.
I just pressed a random selection of keys - some took me to voice mail boxes, some just rang and rang - eventually I hit a valid combination and got someone to answer the phone - he was pleasant but a bit shocked to get a call from a customer. He tried to transfer me but got no answer ... I didn't get arsey with him as it's only a change of delivery address I need to make - the goods are with the courier (somewhere). He took my details and I'll give them a chance to call me.

Paul K 14-01-2005 19:31

Re: e-buyer
 
Either of these any good to you?
Registrant:
Ebuyer (UK) Ltd (EBUYER5-DOM)
201 Woodbourn Road
Sheffield, South Yorkshire S81 7QP
UK

Domain Name: EBUYER.COM

Administrative Contact:
Naylor, Mike (MNI191) mnaylor@EBUYER.COM
EBuyer.com
Suite 215, The Portergate, Ecclesall Road
Sheffield
S11 8NX
UKR
+44 114 2096033 fax: +44 114 2096033

Technical Contact:
Patel, N (XVYDDRCNLI) npatel@EBUYER.COM
Ebuyer UK Ltd
Unit 5, Centurion Business Park
Coggin Mill Way
Sheffield
S60 1FB
UKR
+44 1709 514 707
or maybe

Mike Naylor (mnaylor@ebuyer.com) Director of Ebuyer 0870 4675012,
Director Paul Michael Cusack (mcusack@ebuyer.com) 01709 305667
Company Secretary Steven L. Kay (slkay@ebuyer.com) 01246 570435
this email got a response for someone else:
i.csupport.sheff@ebuyer.com

I have seen reported on other sites that Ebuyer has recently moved to a new location and not all staff wanted to relocate so at the moment they are running on a drastically reduced staffing level which means they are swamped :(

Raistlin 14-01-2005 20:31

Re: e-buyer
 
Had a similar problem with eBuyer a while back but when I contacted them they were very good and sorted it out in the end.

Isn't there a bit in the accounts section (you may have to trawl a bit :D ) where you can either choose a substitute product or ask for a refund?

cookie_365 14-01-2005 20:47

Re: e-buyer
 
Mentioning this address might jog them into action: ;)



http://www.courtservice.gov.uk/mcol/...nformation.htm

dragon 14-01-2005 20:53

Re: e-buyer
 
isnt there an enotes thing on your account to contact them? have you tried that?

bob_a_builder 14-01-2005 21:37

Re: e-buyer
 
Just a general observation - why not have the goods delivered to your work address ( yes, I know they won't do it on your 1st order), but most (lots?) companies have security etc who can accept the good, either 24 hours or at least working hours - saves all this booking days off etc, won;t leave it with next door etc
Works for me

Gareth 14-01-2005 21:51

Re: e-buyer
 
*sigh* ebuyer get almost as much of a bashing here as ntl do. Personally, I've always found 'em to be great - no problems whatsoever, and I've spent more than the GDP of a medium sized African country buying stuff from them.

Just out of interest cause I'm a nosey git, why d'you want your money back? Cause they've discontinued the item, or cause it's not been delivered on time?

If I was you, I'd check the status of the delivery on your account page of their site. They sent you emails in relation to the shipping of your order, so it's in their system. This means you'll be able to check where in their chain your order is at, and if it has been shipped, then you'll be able to get the tracking number of which courier they used. Maybe the problem is with the courier and not ebuyer...?

Bifta 14-01-2005 22:10

Re: e-buyer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homer
Hello,

I wonder if anybody can help I went on the internet and the site called e-buyer and ordered a new dvd rewriter. Found a nice one and read all the specs and then I ordered it here goes.

Paid the delivery charge of £4:99 and it would be on the 12th Jan 2005 So I booked a day off work . later on I went on to my emails only to find that they have updated me to a Tuesday 11th (sweet) on the 11th nothing turned up, they sent me a email and said sorry it will be delivered on the 12th and guess wot nothing turned up on Thursday or Friday.
When I went on the site I couldnt find my new dvd writer all it said was discontinued so I want my money back, But no joy with email sent 3 over a week and guess wot NO TELEPHONE NUMBER so if anybody knows on how to get my money back or order a different one or knows a phone number I will rep them silly.....


Kind regards

homer

If you want your money back the easy way, contact your bank. Amazon decided not to deliver some items to me recently, when I told my bank there was no telephone number listed on their site (which there isn't) they did some investigating, refunded the amount then went off to claim it back from Amazon.

homer 15-01-2005 21:51

Re: e-buyer
 
Thanks for all of your support I have still not heard anything and I have been on there web site again and posted another enote and I wait.....
will reb all anyway keep all posted.......



thanks

Homer

GeoffW 15-01-2005 23:25

Re: e-buyer
 
I just ordered some stuff from ebuyer :( I should have read all these threads first.

They have an amazon like super saver delivery (we keep in the warehouse for a week just to **** you off, but you get it delivered for free), and as it did cost much I thought it was worth the wait. Here's hoping it arrives....

Ramrod 16-01-2005 01:45

Re: e-buyer
 
e-buyer messed up a delivery with me as well............it took me several e-mails to get the next day delivery fee refunded. I think it'd due to them being snowed under with complaints since the Christmas debacle....
Quote:

Originally Posted by GeoffW
I just ordered some stuff from ebuyer :( I should have read all these threads first.

They have an amazon like super saver delivery (we keep in the warehouse for a week just to **** you off, but you get it delivered for free), and as it did cost much I thought it was worth the wait. Here's hoping it arrives....

Actually, I have had next day delivery with the super saver deal on Amazon.......

kronas 16-01-2005 01:48

Re: e-buyer
 
i must say i have purchased a few things off ebuyer and have always received deliverys on time, twice early :Yikes: :shocked:

poolking 16-01-2005 10:21

Re: e-buyer
 
In the 3 years I've been ordering from e-buyer, I have not had a problem with them, only the rubbish, well lazy courier company they use.

gooner4life 16-01-2005 10:31

Re: e-buyer
 
Never had a problem with delivery from Ebuyer but once had a problem with a motherboard that was DOA and they refused to accept it back, over a year ago now and ive still got it sitting under my desk.

homer 17-01-2005 14:16

Re: e-buyer
 
Hello all ,

Just to keep you updated went on the web site this morning and guess wot it is down I hope this is not a sign that things are going belly up for ebuyer.
I also have tried that phone number it just rings and rings.
So if anybody out there as got any more ideas pls post......


Kind regards


Homer

Bifta 17-01-2005 14:38

Re: e-buyer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homer
Hello all ,

Just to keep you updated went on the web site this morning and guess wot it is down I hope this is not a sign that things are going belly up for ebuyer.
I also have tried that phone number it just rings and rings.
So if anybody out there as got any more ideas pls post......


Kind regards


Homer

Ebuyers site works fine for me, if you're on NTL BB, try changing your transparent cache.

homer 18-01-2005 00:36

Re: e-buyer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bifta
Ebuyers site works fine for me, if you're on NTL BB, try changing your transparent cache.

sorry for this how do you do this

homealone 18-01-2005 00:58

Re: e-buyer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homer
sorry for this how do you do this

look at

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robin.d...trancache.html

hth

jtwn 18-01-2005 00:58

Re: e-buyer
 
In IE

Tools - Internet Options
Connections tab
Lan settings
Enable Use a proxy server

Put this in, oxfd-cache-3.server.ntli.net port 8080

List of proxies somewhere on this site, articles i think.

Paul 18-01-2005 01:18

Re: e-buyer
 
Various articles here ;

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/article.php?c=16

homer 19-01-2005 11:50

Re: e-buyer
 
Hello,

I said I would keep people informed so here it goes.

Rang those Telephone Numbers over three days NO JOY
Wrote a nice letter saying pls and thankyou and sent it recorded delivery
emailed some guy but it came back saying unknown address


so there you have it dont know what else to do ??????

homer

SMHarman 19-01-2005 12:52

Re: e-buyer
 
Did it cost over £100? Did you buy on Mastercard or Visa. If so contact your card issuer and dispute the transaction.

homer 19-01-2005 13:42

Re: e-buyer
 
Hi,

No I brought it on my switch card and it should have been here on the 11th Jan but nothing yet .
I have been on the web site and it still show's picking in progress


homer

SMHarman 19-01-2005 13:45

Re: e-buyer
 
Send an e-note and wait..... and wait......

The transaction is at least in pick which means at some point it will be noticed that it is stuck in pick and adressed.

I'm waiting for a reply to an e-note about a £360 printer they have not refunded yet and an RMA for a portable DVD player that has died after 40 days. Loving the eBuyer at the moment.

homer 19-01-2005 14:27

Re: e-buyer
 
Hi,

Yes same here isnt ebuyer customer service a wow just like ntl

Matth 20-01-2005 00:39

Re: e-buyer
 
YES, there is a proxy problem with ebuyer in the poplar area - the default proxy is no go and specified by number (62.255.62.12) it's also dead for ebuyer, but ok for everything else.

Kliro 21-01-2005 23:32

Re: e-buyer
 
I ordered a philips toaster from them
http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...duct_uid=66200

I was hoping to come in here and tell you of the good service I received from them, unfortunately not, I got sent that toaster, but with black trim instead, wouldnt be so much of a problem if we didnt already have the kettle with cream trim :(

SMHarman 24-01-2005 15:30

Re: e-buyer
 
At last...
Quote:

Originally Posted by ebuyer-enote
Thank you for your response.
We have appreciated your patience in this matter and hope this has now been resolved to a satisfactory conclusion for you.
You have now been refunded in full for this item, £352.89 (Inc vat) will be returned back to you in the next 3 - 5 working days.
If you require any further assistance in the future please donââ‚Âà ‚¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢t hesitate to contact us again.
Kind Regards,

Samantha,

Ebuyer Customer Support.

The same day Tesco Visa said there was nothign they could do as eBuyer had promised me a credit note!

spg172 28-01-2005 11:17

Re: e-buyer
 
Can I ask how long you had to wait for a reply to your RMA request or enotes? I ordered a DVD writer which was delivered on 18/01/05...or except it wasnt. My wife signed for the parcel not knowing what it was but when I arrived home from work I opened it to find an EPSON printer cartdige instead.

I have sent 2 RMA requests and an enote but no response from ebuyer yet on either. This is the first time I have had to go throughthis process with them and wondered how long I should leave it before taking it further.

Thanks

Bifta 28-01-2005 11:39

Re: e-buyer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by spg172
Can I ask how long you had to wait for a reply to your RMA request or enotes? I ordered a DVD writer which was delivered on 18/01/05...or except it wasnt. My wife signed for the parcel not knowing what it was but when I arrived home from work I opened it to find an EPSON printer cartdige instead.

I have sent 2 RMA requests and an enote but no response from ebuyer yet on either. This is the first time I have had to go throughthis process with them and wondered how long I should leave it before taking it further.

Thanks

I've still got a motherboard that arrived nearly 2 years ago DOA that I'm waiting for an RMA number from Ebuyer for. I wouldn't hold your breath ;)

AndrewJ 28-01-2005 11:41

Re: e-buyer
 
So they have service quality the UK would be proud of.

ikthius 28-01-2005 12:11

Re: e-buyer
 
well after much deliberation in what DVD WR I wanted to buy, I decided to get it from Scan.co.uk, so I am glad I did not get it from Ebuyer.
I only wish Crucial memory does not go the same way as ebuyer, as I ordered memory about a week ago and still waiting, apprently it is still in progress.

ik

homer 30-01-2005 12:09

Re: e-buyer
 
Hi All,

Just to let you all know that after many recorded letters that ebuyer as replied, They said sorry but your order is now out of stock and we have cancelled your order and we will refund you money but it will take a couple of days.
But what I would like to know why did they take the money in the first place and why did it show that there was 119 in stock at the time of ordering if the famous stock level were out.........

Many questions but no answers but I have got my money back and in the future I would be very carefull IF I ORDER ANYTHING FROM EBUYER AGAIN.....

Many thanks to all that have helped


Homer

Halcyon 30-01-2005 13:09

Re: e-buyer
 
You may be getting your money back but what they cant give you back is the time you spent chasing them up and phone calls, e-mails, etc you had to sort out.
The company needs to re-address its customor service department if I was them and put more in to that as otherwise its bye bye Ebuyer, and all customors will go elswhere.

Kliro 30-01-2005 16:57

Re: e-buyer
 
Arrrrgggh!!! Sounds like bad news, I ordered a toaster with white trim from ebuyer, and the matching kettle from amazon. Stupid ebuyer sent me a toaster with black trim, so now they dont match, what can I do?!?!?!

If I phone barclays and tell them will they do anything?

ntl customer 30-01-2005 18:41

Re: e-buyer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kliro
Arrrrgggh!!! Sounds like bad news, I ordered a toaster with white trim from ebuyer, and the matching kettle from amazon. Stupid ebuyer sent me a toaster with black trim, so now they dont match, what can I do?!?!?!

If I phone barclays and tell them will they do anything?

Paint the trim on the toaster white? :D ;)

Seriously though, I think you can return it under distance selling regulations if you do it witin 7 days.

Kliro 30-01-2005 20:03

Re: e-buyer
 
How??


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