How to deal with Auction/Seller Welchers??
For the second time in as many months I have bid and won three lots in a stamp auction posted by momenstamps and hosted by HIP. Today I receive a notice that HIP collectibles is refunding my purchase. The facts are.
1, I bid on published items.
2, I won said items.
3, I promptly paid for such items via PayPal invoice 4275900.
4, The seller acknowledged sale and marked the item shipped. I ceased looking for these items.
5, I was notified of a refund WITHOUT any prior communication as to why?
6, This is a breach of ethics at the least.
1, I bid on published items.
2, I won said items.
3, I promptly paid for such items via PayPal invoice 4275900.
4, The seller acknowledged sale and marked the item shipped. I ceased looking for these items.
5, I was notified of a refund WITHOUT any prior communication as to why?
6, This is a breach of ethics at the least.
Comments
I have never dealt with Momen, but I have seen far too much bad press about them to ever be interested. Move on. If you ain't lost any money, then no blood, no foul. Just don't go back, and let this be a caution for others.
Phil whom or how does one successfully reach out to HIP? I ran my firearms and accessory business almost exclusively on the web and from my basement in TN. The sites I used Guns Int'l, Gun Broker and Ebay had policy in place to ban or suspend bad actors. Should we not in the interest of others, our fellow enthusiasts insist that HIP initiate and maintain some removal policy.
support@hipecommerce.com
Explain the situation to them and let them know what you think. We have seen stores disappear in the past for bad actions, but it is admittedly rare. As with any situation like this, the more folks who bring it to their attention, the more attention it will get.