Denise P.

This is not Ebays fault but I feel I need to share this. I followed a link to an item on ebay to check out a certain item and some website features wouldn't work. As, I thought I would leave some overdue feedback while I was there. Went back awhile later by typing Ebay into my browser. The website came up but my security said it was not a valid site and had an odd name on the certificate. So I closed and reopened my browser, typed in www.ebay.com and got to the real site. It looked almost identical to the scam website. Searched for that item and it was no where to be found. It was a scam add for a collectable that I know a lot about and I was going to report it. So be careful. Always type the full address in your browser. Don't rely on links nor the search list. I have never had a bad experience with Ebay, always positive. The sellers have always been top notch outside of a few slow shipment times.

You can find almost everything there but they DO NOT care what the sellers do. They need tighter controls. Had an awful experience with one, or 2. They also play the switch game. If product isn't available with the seller you choose they send it from another without your knowledge even if it's a different brand etc. I could list 5 more incidents. Not their biggest fan and... please refer to review title.

Information is incorrect. Relatives with the wrong middle initial or birth. DAY. Numerous people listed as relatives that certainly are not. What a crappy scam website to make a few bucks by placing people in danger from identity theft, stalkers and worse. Their opt out is another scam that does not work. The Attorneys General at state and federal level should put an end to this crap. Wonder if they have any money for an attorney to get? I'll bet not.