Ragazzi vi annoio con un'altra avventura di ebay. Compro un Newcastle da tal sueruns1471. Arriva e c'è un giocatore rotto e numeri dipinti. Le scivo 2 volte per chiederle spiegazioni e soldi, manco mi considera. Allora parto con rimborso a paypal e feedback negativo. D'improvviso si sveglia e protesta sul feedback, sul rimborso e, dopo vari messaggi mi scrive:
"I'm not playing the victim - that's what you're doing. I said the figures were not repainted - obviously you didn't understand that in this country that means they may have been painted once but not repainted, and that includes the numbers. You have had your money back - now leave me alone. As a direct result of your behaviour and another Italian who hasn't paid for his item I shall not be dealing with overseas customers in future."
Fra l'altro non le ho più scritto, quindi che cavolo vuol dire "fare la vittima?" ma sono io il mazziato!!! Quando poi vedo la storia degli "italiani brava gente" non c'ho più visto, data che in passato proprio un inglese mi ha fottuto 400 euro!! E questa è la mia risposta:
"Quote" You have had your money back - now leave me alone. As a direct result of your behaviour and another Italian who hasn't paid for his item I shall not be dealing with overseas customers in future."
I am likely surprised that you have forget to mention Spaghetti, Pizza and Mamma mia... poor girl. Look at my feedback and you'll make up your mind about Italian behaviour. Ah, just forget, the only cheating that I received from E Bay was from an English who sold me a CPU for 400 Euros but he sent me nothing, mmmm, probably it's an english attitude. Ah, then I leave you alone you can bet it, remember that when I bought a soccer team the number weren't written on it so, weather you wrote it, this is called "painted on the back". In the next auction don't forget to specify it, just to don't have other annoying misundertanding. An other italian style lesson, pheew... "
