[johnnis]

Hi

So I bought a spoiler for my car from ebay and after almost a month I received it and it doesnt fit! (well you bought it from ebay you will say..)

The item was listed to fit BMW F36 gran coupe 4 door so at least I knew if something was wrong I could just say well that what the ebay description said

I contacted the seller and he insist that it should fit my car and that I have to push it down to stick haha!

I am confident that it is not for an F36 but for an F32 so what am asking here is there anyone based in 'IG' postcode area so I can meet you and prove a point to the ebay seller?

Thanks in advance

[MrZeeMan]

As an eBay seller myself (Not car parts), the customer will always win. You can open a claim through eBay and you will get your money back. The seller even has to fork out the shipping fees.

[Billfitz]

Anything you buy from ebay that you haven't confirmed will fit by a review from a previous buyer must be assumed to be a pig in a poke. In any event if it doesn't fit follow the ebay procedure to send it back.

[kalien34]

Originally Posted by MrZeeMan

As an eBay seller myself (Not car parts), the customer will always win. You can open a claim through eBay and you will get your money back. The seller even has to fork out the shipping fees.

Yea why even bother "proving" anything. It doesn't fit and I want my money back. Period.

[lemonchicken]

they said it "fit", but did they say it "fit well"?

[BigJack75]

I used to buy a lot of shit off of ebay but started wanting better quality. I also have had a few bad sales where I lost money or it was just too much of a pain in the ass to deal with the seller. But for the most part I have been treated fairly. You really need to do your due diligence and make sure the part or whatever you are buying is correct for your situation.
I recently bought a carbon fiber trunk spoiler for my f36 that fit fine. I needed extra 3m tape but that was not a big deal. Quality of part was good and shipping was fair.