[Consolidated] Discussion on Carousell encounters & experience

[cyrenic]

yes because he won't stop harassing me. And i'm the paranoid kind who is starting to get worried that I am going to get in trouble in the law for giving a defective item. Honestly, I would have been fine giving a refund if he didn't ask for one so aggressively and rudely and threatening me left right center.

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It's simple, if he could have caused the problem himself after he took the item from you and left, can tell him to fly kite.

 

[eAtNeAt]

Is it true that it cannot make calls?

 

[Nevereatrice]

I was selling a phone and informed the buyer that the left speaker was broken. To the best of my knowledge, that was the only issue that I remembered the phone having, other than that the phone had served me fine. Agreed on a price point and met up with the buyer. Allowed the buyer to check the phone, which he did - he checked whether it could connect to the wifi, whether it could read his sim etc. etc. So i sat there for close to 20 minutes waiting for the guy to give his stamp of approval on the phone. He told me he was happy with the phone and offered me the money. Took it and we parted ways. Next day woke up to notifications with him spamming my phone with messages about how much of a scammer I was and how he was going to report me to the police because he discovered that my phone's microphone was spoilt and so he could not make calls. He demanded a refund which i politely said no to because I had allowed him to check the phone, and it wasn't my fault that he did not check it thoroughly. Now I'm just wondering if he's right and I've broken the law? He won't stop blasting my phone with messages about police and all this **** about consumer rights and the lemon law and yada yada yada.

Just block him and party with the money. He checked everything and the deal is made.he can't do anything. Don't paranoid

 

[Bardiel]

play carouhell must play sibeh relax

met alot of nice buyer and seller.

met some jokers too. i tried selling my ram n graphics card, sure got super lowballer. just instant block them

 

[brownkai]

I was selling a phone and informed the buyer that the left speaker was broken. To the best of my knowledge, that was the only issue that I remembered the phone having, other than that the phone had served me fine. Agreed on a price point and met up with the buyer. Allowed the buyer to check the phone, which he did - he checked whether it could connect to the wifi, whether it could read his sim etc. etc. So i sat there for close to 20 minutes waiting for the guy to give his stamp of approval on the phone. He told me he was happy with the phone and offered me the money. Took it and we parted ways. Next day woke up to notifications with him spamming my phone with messages about how much of a scammer I was and how he was going to report me to the police because he discovered that my phone's microphone was spoilt and so he could not make calls. He demanded a refund which i politely said no to because I had allowed him to check the phone, and it wasn't my fault that he did not check it thoroughly. Now I'm just wondering if he's right and I've broken the law? He won't stop blasting my phone with messages about police and all this **** about consumer rights and the lemon law and yada yada yada.

U stated speaker but not the mic... So far I sold a few mobile phone mainly cosmetic issue...internal No problem... But since he have check everything I guess the fault goes to him unless it's a hidden problem u already know... Be frank straight up direct... Who will wan to buy a phone with broken mic... Wanna repair also hard... It's like giving free money to you

 

[K|muRa^84]

All the ******* ticket scalpers on carousell

Simi “bought extra ticket” by accident.

Si ginnas

 

[simon_84]

no need to complain,


just report. problem solved.

Yup, report those idiots.

 

[Adi Dassler]

Is the app having some issue now?

 

[simon_84]

Managed to sell a new samsung a9 at stated price, after so many lowball offers in carousel.
Description already state price is firm, still want to bargain or lowball me.
Some of them offered a price lower than if I bring to mobile square to sell off the phone.

Come on, these users really dont know how to check hp buying prices on why mobile, mobile square and moby communications before making their ridiculous bids.

 

[silcosilva]

Managed to sell a new samsung a9 at stated price, after so many lowball offers in carousel.
Description already state price is firm still want to bargain or lowball me.
Some of them offered a price lower than if I bring to mobile square to sell off the phone.

Come on, these users really dont know how to check hp buying prices on why mobile, mobile square and moby communications.

They know, that's why they try even lower...

Many are shop owner or employee, those who low ball until the floor...

 

[ridiculous?]

Managed to sell a new samsung a9 at stated price, after so many lowball offers in carousel.
Description already state price is firm still want to bargain or lowball me.
Some of them offered a price lower than mobile square to help me bring to mobile square to sell off the phone.

Come on, these users really dont know how to check hp buying prices on why mobile, mobile square and moby communications before making their ridiculous bids.

corrected for you

 

[simon_84]

corrected for you

I see what you did there, thanks for highlighting their intentions.

 

[GundamKnight]

they are trying their luck and if they are lucky, they can earn profit

 

[sleepwelltonight]

I was selling a phone and informed the buyer that the left speaker was broken. To the best of my knowledge, that was the only issue that I remembered the phone having, other than that the phone had served me fine. Agreed on a price point and met up with the buyer. Allowed the buyer to check the phone, which he did - he checked whether it could connect to the wifi, whether it could read his sim etc. etc. So i sat there for close to 20 minutes waiting for the guy to give his stamp of approval on the phone. He told me he was happy with the phone and offered me the money. Took it and we parted ways. Next day woke up to notifications with him spamming my phone with messages about how much of a scammer I was and how he was going to report me to the police because he discovered that my phone's microphone was spoilt and so he could not make calls. He demanded a refund which i politely said no to because I had allowed him to check the phone, and it wasn't my fault that he did not check it thoroughly. Now I'm just wondering if he's right and I've broken the law? He won't stop blasting my phone with messages about police and all this **** about consumer rights and the lemon law and yada yada yada.

I think lemon law don't apply to consumer to consumer dealings. Can anyone confirm?

 

[Arandalo]

Ya seems to be account specific.. Certain account once posted new listing you will see your listing at the top for at most 5 mins, then it will be sorted again (new ranking algorithm kicks in) and it'll pushed down all the way to the bottom. If you scroll far enough you'll eventually find your listing that you just posted

To add on, when you search your listing by recent filter using the carousell website instead of the mobile app, all listings are indeed sorted by recent without the new ranking algorithm effectm Means the new ranking algorithm only applies on their mobile app

 

[Catpuke]

Some property agent wanna buy my phone at 900 when he is selling the same one at 980. And he wants to teach me manners...

 

[zidmosby]

I always wonder why most carousell buyer keep asking for warranty.. unless I state its bought locally.

Yeah, never understood this. Already selling cheaper, want this and that in addition before buying.

 

[harky]

anyone use Caroupay? how it charge ah? the fee

 

[RocketBunny]

anyone use Caroupay? how it charge ah? the fee

Your item price Loh. 1% ? Last I used was 1%

Seller side pay

 

[Nevereatrice]

guys, just sold my used note9 128gb for 650, consider low price?

******* low. The guy resell for 800 liao. Gl