Vanson (VAJ-3) City jacket Sz L

[Gamma68]

Looks like someone took action. Moto's post trashing @ton312 has suddenly disappeared. Moto was the buyer who ripped up the jacket.

 

[JMax]

Shame I missed the post by Moto the POS. I would have liked the peek into the mind of a lunatic.

 

[Gamma68]

Shame I missed the post by Moto the POS. I would have liked the peek into the mind of a lunatic.

It came across like the rant of an unhinged person. Complete with name calling and a screen shot of the eBay page showing the transaction details. Good riddance.

 

[Gamma68]

Some strange behavior here.

 

[JMax]

Moto: I give you that Grimy Mahf-k is some classic stuff, but you won’t get any traction here. You got no chits and nothing you’ve said about Ton jibes with what is known. Just move on.

 

[ton312]

Here is my eBay handle and full transaction history since 2006, the buyer @MOTO of this jacket was unable to leave feedback b/c he opened and lost two cases over the course of the sale

As for details on this transaction the refund sent to the buyer was returned to me in full when I submitted photos of what had been done to the returned jacket.

Months after this transaction had closed I received this message:

Both cases opened by this guy were in fact found in my favor:

 

[Hh121]

Ton needs no prove.
Moto, reveal the real name on the internet is not right, moderator should delete that post asap.

 

[ton312]

Indeed, I extended that courtesy in my post. I'm not the least bit surprised by the erratic behavior exhibited here.

 

[jacketjunkie]

Interesting person. I'm sure his mental health is astonishingly excellent.

 

[Gamma68]

All one needs to do is look at the original post to see that the jacket was in great condition with no sleeve damage whatsoever. And when you consider the high level of credibility @ton312 has built here over the years, it's pretty easy to see that this Moto character is a nut job.

It takes some considerable effort to rip up a sleeve like that. The work of a deranged individual.

 

[ton312]

Here's what I learned from this exhausting and somehow, ongoing sale...
A buyer can report an item " not as described" for no reason at all. Or any reason they see fit. eBay automatically provides buyers with a return label and deducts the funds from the sellers account. As soon as the tracking shows the return is delivered the buyer is credited.

If there's an issue with the returned item, like the violent damage done here, the seller has to appeal in order to recoop the funds. I took detailed photos of the box and the packaging along with the damage to the jacket. A decision in my favor was instantaneous.

I can't even begin to understand the motive here. Pure nonsense. A childish tantrum and failed effort times three at this point. I have sold hundreds of jackets, many to members here and I appreciate the support of those who have spoken on my behalf.

 

[Monitor]

I can't even begin to understand the motive here.

That's another definition of insanity. That, and of course the fact that he took the knife and shredded the jacket. That's also a very good indication of insanity.

 

[Lebowski]

Ton312,
I sincerely advise you just to forget about that horrible abnormal situation with that your weird "buyer" and please keep your very friendly mood here on FL.
You're such a light-hearted person who always shares your friendly attitude with other members here. You're very very nice man and you're my Hero!
Be well and keep going!

 

[marmalademan]

I know it's no fun if you're directly involved personally.. but looking in on this I think one just has to lol. I mean it is a comedy isn't it. Who the F is this character!?

2 eBay/PP defeats apparently wasn't enough for him and he's had to come on here with his screenshots to comolete the hat trick! What a clown.

Anyone with two brain cells who knows Ton knows that with the sheer volume of jackets the man gets through there definitely isn't gonna be any funny business that might compromise his ability to make future sales. Heck, when Ton starts to plan out an order on here guys literally start lining up to buy it lol

 

[JMax]

I know it's no fun if you're directly involved personally.. but looking in on this I think one just has to lol. I mean it is a comedy isn't it. Who the F is this character!?

2 eBay/PP defeats apparently wasn't enough for him and he's had to come on here with his screenshots to comolete the hat trick! What a clown.

Anyone with two brain cells who knows Ton knows that with the sheer volume of jackets the man gets through there definitely isn't gonna be any funny business that might compromise his ability to make future sales. Heck, when Ton starts to plan out an order on here guys literally start lining up to buy it lol

Exactly. The knucklehead chose to impugn someone with a long, credible history of buying and selling older and sometimes brand new (lol) jackets. If he had done that to me or someone else less established round here he maybe stood a chance. But Ton is on the Mt Rushmore of FL outerwear.

 

[Guppy]

Here is my eBay handle and full transaction history since 2006, the buyer @MOTO of this jacket was unable to leave feedback b/c he opened and lost two cases over the course of the sale
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As for details on this transaction the refund sent to the buyer was returned to me in full when I submitted photos of what had been done to the returned jacket.
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Months after this transaction had closed I received this message:
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Both cases opened by this guy were in fact found in my favor:
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I suspect that ebay eats the loss on both ends in these cases. It's your word against his, and there's no cost effective way for eBay to prove anything, so they probably refunded BOTH parties. To them, a quick resolution that makes you feel safe doing business on eBay is their most important goal.

They probably have some stats tracking for loss prevention, fraud, and abuse that will eventually catch users with a pattern of suspicious returns.

 

[ton312]

Kharma is something one cannot escape.

 

[steve u]

The great(terrible) thing about the internet...It brings the world to your home.
(I know , stating the obvious) steve

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

Kharma is something one cannot escape.

Hey Ton:
Watch your back guy. ALL the red flags are up with this one. It’s obvious that it’s about more than a jacket/$ here. A family man can’t be too safe these days.
Be well. Bowen

 

[Monitor]

Hey Ton:
Watch your back guy. ALL the red flags are up with this one. It’s obvious that it’s about more than a jacket/$ here. A family man can’t be too safe these days.
Be well. Bowen

Agreed... This is one sick puppy.