So this is going no where for me.
I will send them a reigerested letter.

"Bill Crocker" wrote in message
...
That phone number traces out to:

Weikel Nellie
5401 Garfield Ave
Sacramento, CA 95841-2842
(916) 349-9060



Bill Crocker



"Rich" wrote in message
...
I have e-mailed them and got two replies of stall tactics. Then I posted
a
complaint with e-bay and got no where.
Who lives in Sacramento, CA? What's at 7511 watts ave?

Can you call

916 349 9060 Jennifer Wartena at commcoradio

and give me some details.

Richard


"Harry" wrote in message
...
Hi Rich
Goto the item that you bought and on that page there is a link that
says
" ASK SELLER A QUESTION"
Click on that!
And since you won that auction, goto where you left the negative
feedback for him, or where he left feedback for you, it should show
the
Email address!
I see in their feedback that they claim that somebody signed for this
item, maybe if you email them and ask for the tracking number, then
you
can take it up with UPS?
Good Luck
Harry

Rich wrote:

Has any one delt with commcoradio in California?
They on e-bay sailing equipment and I had a purchase sent my money
and
received no product. How can I get a mailing address for this
company?
Who
are they?

Rich

I called the 916 349 9060 And I got an answering machine at Commco Radio.
I left a message, I thank you for your help. I hope this will end well.



"Rich" wrote in message
...
So this is going no where for me.
I will send them a reigerested letter.

"Bill Crocker" wrote in message
...
That phone number traces out to:

Weikel Nellie
5401 Garfield Ave
Sacramento, CA 95841-2842
(916) 349-9060



Bill Crocker



"Rich" wrote in message
...
I have e-mailed them and got two replies of stall tactics. Then I
posted
a
complaint with e-bay and got no where.
Who lives in Sacramento, CA? What's at 7511 watts ave?

Can you call

916 349 9060 Jennifer Wartena at commcoradio

and give me some details.

Richard


"Harry" wrote in message
...
Hi Rich
Goto the item that you bought and on that page there is a link that
says
" ASK SELLER A QUESTION"
Click on that!
And since you won that auction, goto where you left the negative
feedback for him, or where he left feedback for you, it should show
the
Email address!
I see in their feedback that they claim that somebody signed for
this
item, maybe if you email them and ask for the tracking number, then
you
can take it up with UPS?
Good Luck
Harry

Rich wrote:

Has any one delt with commcoradio in California?
They on e-bay sailing equipment and I had a purchase sent my money
and
received no product. How can I get a mailing address for this
company?
Who
are they?

Rich

E-bay does nothing to protect from swindlers, as far as I am
concerned. Last year I mailed a personal check,which was instantly
cashed... no merchandise. Phone disconnected. Tried E-mailing-alas,
address no longer exist. E-bay simply refused to refund anything. I
was not the only robbed for that item. Apparently someone else
bought the same item few weeks before I won the auction.. The other
"winner" paid by Am Express.They refunded him . I was not.. Where is
Justice?

Yea, that sucks!!
If you had paid with Paypal you seem to have better options.
If you do not receive your items and the seller can't produce
any tracking number or proof that he mailed it, Paypal goes into
his account and returns your money.
That is of course if the seller takes paypal.
What was this guys feedback rating??
USUALLY that is a good feel to see what kind of guy he is
Sorry you got screwed but maybe you can tell ebay again with the other guys

info (the one that got paid back).
Good Luck!!


Arthur Pozner wrote:

E-bay does nothing to protect from swindlers, as far as I am
concerned. Last year I mailed a personal check,which was instantly
cashed... no merchandise. Phone disconnected. Tried E-mailing-alas,
address no longer exist. E-bay simply refused to refund anything. I
was not the only robbed for that item. Apparently someone else
bought the same item few weeks before I won the auction.. The other
"winner" paid by Am Express.They refunded him . I was not.. Where is
Justice?

Arthur - Did you ever bother to check his feedback before you bid on the
item? I sell on Ebay and I always check the bidder's feedback when he
bids on one of my items. If I don't like what I see, I cancel his bid
and put him on my bidder block list.

Likewise, if I am going to bid on an item, I check the feedback and if I
see what I consider to be "issues", I move on. I have sold over 2000
items on Ebay and have had one personal check bounce and that was 25
days later. Way past the 10 day hold period.

If it is a heavy item, I will usually e-mail first and ask what shipping
will be to avoid surprises after the auction. I have found most people
to be very reasonable and accommodating. I operate the same way when I
sell.

I have bought over 150 radio items and have never "not received my
merchandise". As to quality, I have had a few items that I was
disappointed in but never out and out fraud or deception. The seller
was not a radio person and knew nothing about what they were selling.
All in all, I have acquired some very nice boatanchor items thanks to
Ebay.

Occasionally you do have a long time seller that goes "bad" but that
also happens in the 'brick and mortar stores". You go to return a
defective item and find the store has gone out of business.

What I have noticed is that most people do not read the listing all the
way through.

Ebay has worked very well for me a both a buyer and a seller.

My two cents worth.

Dave N7RK

I agree as both buyer and seller of many (thousands of dollars) items
myself. You can't blame E-Bay for the loser's who abuse it. Maybe they could
tighten their security rules or whatever to make it better - but like the
drug problem, unless they shut down completely, they most likely never will
gain complete control over the scammers or "less than" honest people. E-Bay
offers the venue. They don't do psychology tests on their users. If you
don't like E-Bay, stay away! IF buying, use a secure form of payment that
affords protection. MNS.

"Dave Hollander" wrote in message
...
Arthur - Did you ever bother to check his feedback before you bid on the
item? I sell on Ebay and I always check the bidder's feedback when he
bids on one of my items. If I don't like what I see, I cancel his bid
and put him on my bidder block list.

Likewise, if I am going to bid on an item, I check the feedback and if I
see what I consider to be "issues", I move on. I have sold over 2000
items on Ebay and have had one personal check bounce and that was 25
days later. Way past the 10 day hold period.

If it is a heavy item, I will usually e-mail first and ask what shipping
will be to avoid surprises after the auction. I have found most people
to be very reasonable and accommodating. I operate the same way when I
sell.

I have bought over 150 radio items and have never "not received my
merchandise". As to quality, I have had a few items that I was
disappointed in but never out and out fraud or deception. The seller
was not a radio person and knew nothing about what they were selling.
All in all, I have acquired some very nice boatanchor items thanks to
Ebay.

Occasionally you do have a long time seller that goes "bad" but that
also happens in the 'brick and mortar stores". You go to return a
defective item and find the store has gone out of business.

What I have noticed is that most people do not read the listing all the
way through.

Ebay has worked very well for me a both a buyer and a seller.

My two cents worth.

Dave N7RK

Yes,I did check feedback. Strangely- it was fairly positive...The good
news is these people seem to be chased off E-bay at present time.

On the lighter side:::

The seller need the funds to get married with the rest of San Fransisco.



Arthur Pozner wrote:

Yes,I did check feedback. Strangely- it was fairly positive...The good
news is these people seem to be chased off E-bay at present time.