Very poor service -A ****** with closed eyes trying to solve a Rubik cube is 10 times more deficient than trust&safeteam

Oh, where do I even begin with the Trust and Safe team at eBay? Let me paint you a picture of their so-called coordination. Imagine a ******, blindfolded, attempting to solve a Rubik's Cube. Sounds impossible, right? Well, believe it or not, that ****** would be more efficient than this team.

Their level of dis-coordination is truly mind-boggling. It's as if they have a competition to see who can create the most confusion and frustration for their customers. It's like they attended a seminar titled "How to Make Simple Things Complicated" and aced every lesson.

But that's not all! Let's talk about their service. Or should I say lack thereof? It's as if they took a course on how to provide the worst service imaginable. They excel at ignoring customer inquiries, providing vague and unhelpful responses, and consistently dropping the ball on even the simplest of tasks.

And let's not forget about the elevated commissions. Oh boy, they really know how to squeeze every last penny out of your pocket. It's like they have a magical ability to charge exorbitant fees for their subpar service. If you're a serious company looking to do business, steer clear of eBay. Their commissions alone will make you question your life choices.13.9% + shop subscription + listings fees ... more than £11.000 paid in the last months.

And don't even get me started on the plethora of negative reviews. They're not just there for decoration, you know. They exist for a reason, and that reason is the abysmal experience people have had with this company. AVOID !!!!

So, in summary, if you enjoy dealing with a team that's less efficient than a blindfolded ****** solving a Rubik's Cube, and you have a burning desire to pay inflated commissions for terrible service, then by all means, go ahead and choose eBay. But if you value your sanity and your hard-earned money, I suggest you run in the opposite direction. There are plenty of better options out there. ''Hertheman'' call reference ***