Actually, it's not a question but a statement. E Bay has the ability to determine whether the package has reached the recipient
Summary: sawporz_0 indicates that E Bay has the ability to confirm delivery of the package to the recipient, which is more of a statement than a question.
Actually, it’s not a question but a statement. E Bay has the ability to determine whether a package reached the recipient or not, but it doesn’t do that, and all the problems fall on the buyer. The procedure created by E Bay is such that if you buy a lot, you are unable to keep track of all the deadlines. For example, 70 packages never reached me. E Bay knows very well where they disappeared and at what point along the way to the recipient. The only way is not to buy on E Bay, or to buy little and keep track of all the deadlines. Ebay could monitor missed delivery deadlines and send an inquiry to the buyer asking whether the shipment arrived, and then after receiving a negative response, go after the dishonest seller or carrier. However, it does not do this and exposes buyers to huge financial losses. Too bad. I stopped buying. I’m writing this as a warning, and perhaps with a quiet hope that E Bay may improve. Best regards
