I need help spreading the word—any support would be greatly appreciated! #eBay@eBay@eBayNewsroom@AskeBay
Long story short: eBay is holding $18,000 from a watch I sold.
I’ve been an eBay user since 2017. Last year, I purchased Mattel toys to resell, but unfortunately, Mattel couldn’t fulfill my order. As a result, my rating took a hit, and eBay refunded all affected buyers.
A few months ago, I opened a new account and successfully sold a watch. However, after the sale, eBay restricted my account. I acknowledge that opening a new account was against their policy—I wasn’t aware at the time. I’ve since apologized, and I owe eBay nothing.
It has now been 60 days, and eBay still hasn’t released my money. Is this even legal?
Any advice or help in getting eBay to do the right thing would mean a lot!
Today a very nice agent Aldo reinstated my account, and 19 minutes later they locked it again. I just want my money paid.
@KobeissiLetter Does no one here know how to read? He said there would be no tariffs for two years. That gives generic drug manufacturers time to increase sales and build factories in the U.S. The result: more domestic production, greater competition, and eventually lower healthcare costs. Good
@30Alexandre2019@TheGreenHolder@CEOAdam I run a profitable business doing $105M+ annually. I’d take on AMC with a stock based compensation structure tied strictly to real profitability and cash flow, not hype. Align incentives. Execute with discipline. Deliver results. Anyone at the board interested?
@30Alexandre2019@TheGreenHolder@CEOAdam AMC doesn’t need hyping, it needs discipline. Close unprofitable screens. Cut bloated executive pay (yes, including the CEO) and tie compensation to real profitability, not headlines. Focus on what actually makes money: Premium formats (IMAX, Dolby), High-margin concessions, etc