My failure on Ebay

[thekrenz]

> Cyndi:
> 
> Sorry you've had such a hard time with Ebay. I don't know of anyone
> offhand, but I would give you two pieces of advice. First, always
> check the seller's feedback before bidding. It can give a very
> reliable indication of what your experience with that seller will be
> like. Secondly, I tend to prefer to buy and sell in the U.S. only
> (because I'm in the U.S.). Even shipping to and from Canada is more of
> a hassle than I'm willing to deal with, and it just makes my life so
> much simpler if I click on that little button to the left which
> filters my options down to U.S. sellers only.  Good luck!
> 
> :: Entropy ::
> 
> www.SugarcubeDesign.etsy.com
>

Thanks to those of you who offered advice and condolence. :D
Would you believe I received the cds today in the mail?  6 of them.  
Not 6 books, 6 cds.  They are copies.  One copy of each book per cd.  
I really got shafted on this one. I did check the feedback and the 
rating was 99.7% postive with only one or two neutrals.  What I should 
have done is check the items.
I think the feedback was fraudulent.  Oh well, now on to the credit 
card company to see if I can get my money back.  Paypal won't let me 
change my claim from "Item not received" to "Item significantly 
different that advertised."
:(