Complaints From Users of the eBay Instant Sale Service. Have you been ripped-off by eBay Instant Sale? Our lawyers are investigating complaints from users of the EBay Instant Sale service who claim to have been denied promised payments for their cell phones. After sending their cell phones to Alltechwholesale, users of the eBay Instant Sale […]
Complaints From Users of the eBay Instant Sale Service. Have you been ripped-off by eBay Instant Sale? Our lawyers are investigating complaints from users of the EBay Instant Sale service who claim to have been denied promised payments for their cell phones. After sending their cell phones to Alltechwholesale, users of the eBay Instant Sale service report receiving emails claiming the phone was not in the condition represented, and therefore not worth the price initially offered by alltechwholesale. They are paid less than expected, or worse, nothing at all. The sellers, having already sent their cell phone to alltechwholesale, are left without recourse.
If you were treated unfairly by alltechwholesale, you may be eligible for compensation. Our EBay Instant Sale lawyers are offering free legal consultations to users of eBay Instant Sale who believe they were ripped off. To find out how we can help you, please contact us today.
EBay Instant Sale was launched in the fall of 2010. Alltechwholesale touted the program as an easy way for consumers to trade in cell phones and other electronic gadgets for money in their PayPal account. People wishing to trade in their cell phones are instructed to enter the name, make, model and condition of their device into a form on eBay’s website, and the page comes back with a cash offer. If the consumer accepts the offer, a shipping label is generated allowing them to send the item to alltechwholesale. Once the item is received, the cell phone’s condition is verified and the money is sent to the consumer via PayPal.
That all sounds easy enough, but many consumers who have used eBay Instant Sale say their experience with the service has been anything but simple. On forums across the internet, unhappy users complain that they have been denied payments for cell phones that are in good condition. These are typical of the complaints posted on various forums:
Alltech says it will recycle cell phones for free if they turn out to have no worth. Unfortunately, if users are denied their original offer, there is no recourse or way to opt out and have their cell phone returned to them.
The personal injury attorneys at Parker Waichman LLP offer free, no-obligation case evaluations. For more information, fill out our online contact form or call 1-800-YOURLAWYER (1-800-968-7529).
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