Henry Walmsley, Dec 6, 2021, 22:22 GMT+1:
Stop all webinterpret activity on ebay account vila_restor.
I explicitly refused this so-called service when it was
proposed. I have done so again. Your system continues to Ruin my
account. Stop it immediately. 0238178XXX
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Access the ticket by clicking on the url
below:
support.webinterpret.com/hc/requests/666477
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Sales Team UK, Dec 7, 2021, 11:20 GMT+1:
Hello,
Thank you for submitting your request.
The department have been informed to do the following and your
webinterpret services will be deactivated soon
Regards.
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The activity did stop soon thereafter.
I should not have to contact a company that I
have never had any dealings with to stop the sabotage of my ebay
account. It is wholly unsatisfactory. This is the astonishing intransigence
of a corporation (eBay) bent on self-destruction,
unless they have something against me personally. If
you think that's likely, I would redirect enthusiastic
readers to the following page:
Ebay,
and Invisible Sales Throttling, Caps, or Limits Related to
UK VAT Thresholds
Post-Script
While we're on the subject,
I am reminded that I went through a very similar procedure way
back on 6th August 2019, when Webinterpret came along and
messed up all my postage rate tables twice without any
permission. I opted-out again way back then, and was
assured that there would be no further webinterpret activity
after emailing support@webinterpret.com. At this time I
removed all third party permissions, with webinterpret being a
specific one. Do I have the evidence to prove
this? Yes. Here's the telephone call to the ebay
seller support telephone line of lies:
06-AUG-2019:
Webinterpret Mess Up My Postage Rate Tables Twice With No
Permission To Have Any Access To My Account.
Call Summary:
In 2019 Carl assures me that I will never again have any interference from Webinterpret. That was a lie.
Also, I still have that email thread, though it's not clear who is the biggest liar between eBay Carl and Webinterpret Dan Yang:
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Henry Walmsley, Aug 6, 13:28 CEST:
Dear Support at Webinterpret,
Twice in the last week I have had content internal to my ebay
listings damaged, specifically, international postage
rates. I have been informed that this may be due to
webinterpret activities and that I can stop this by
asking to be removed from webinterpret activities. I
have further been informed that this will stop the terrible
unwanted machine translation of my ebay listing titles on
international sites, something which I requested some weeks
ago. Here is the official request:
Please cease all webinterpret activities on all ebay listings
belonging to me, those being under the ebay usernames as
follows:
vila_restor,
jenna_stannis,
tel_varon
james_from_space
Sincerely,
Henry Walmsley.
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Dan Yang,
Aug 6, 21:49 CEST:
Hi Henry,
Thanks for reaching out, I hope you are doing well. My name is
Dan, I am a support agent at Webinterpret, will be assisting
you with the request.
Unfortunately I am unable to locate an account with us using
any of the following identities:
vila_restor,
jenna_stannis,
tel_varon
james_from_space
Henry Walmsley
vila_nestor@hotmail.com
Is there an eBay store name that I can use so I could find
you, or simply a listing url that we created for you?
Thanks for help, and look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards,
Dan Yang
WebInterpret Support Team
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Henry Walmsley, Aug 7, 00:30 CEST:
Hello Dan,
You wrote:
>Unfortunately I am unable to locate an account with us
using any of the following identities:
vila_restor,
jenna_stannis,
tel_varon
james_from_space
Henry Walmsley
vila_nestor@hotmail.com>
Yes. I think that I may have been mislead by an
inexperienced ebay seller "support" telephone person this
morning. I certainly never signed-up for webinterpret, was
surprised to hear it mentioned during the call, and did
not believe what Carl on the telephone was telling me, or,
at least, not *completely*. Here is one on my affected
listings:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111121574501
item number 111121574501
https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/vila_restor?_trksid=p2047675.l2559
http://www.ebaystores.co.uk/Useful-Components/The-Trouble-With-iBay.html
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Either Carl on ebay seller support is very wrong and
blaming webinterpret for screwing-up my postage rate
tables when it is yet another ebay site problem, or
something strange related to webinterpret is happening
which I don't want. If you have time, you can listen to
the entire phone call at this link and share it at will:
Webinterpret
Carl 06082019
Either ebay seller "support" need some severe educating,
or webinterpret need to stop screwing with internal
details of my listings. I'm *really* not sure which is the
case. Perhaps you could advise?
Sincerely,
Henry Walmsley.
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Dan Yang, Aug 7, 23:52 CEST:
Hi Henry,
Thanks for sharing the information.
We aren't able to do anything on your listings unless we
have created account for you, with your permission, in our
system. Right now there isn't any account here associated
with your store. In fact, even with sellers who are using
our services, we only copy their domestic ones and sync
them across all international sites. We do not touch the
listings the sellers created on other sites, like the
listings you created on UK site.
Listings created by us under Postage tab it should be like
this, specifying it's services from outside UK:
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Dan Yang
WebInterpret Support Team
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Henry Walmsley, Aug 8, 10:15 CEST:
Thankyou, That's a clear answer.
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Confused? I wonder if I will experience any more
Webinterpret shenanigans in the future? If a bet was
available, I'd put money on it.
General email address
checked daily including the spam folders:
vila_nestor@hotmail.com
Edit
28-MAY-2022: Google mobile friendliness analysis does
not like long typed-out links, attempted to correct.