Some clown on eBay is trying to make money from disgruntled Netflix customers by auctioning the Netflix Customer Service Number for a starting bid of one dollar. Auction ends January 11, 2007. He has "1000 available."
I'll be a chump and give you a couple of numbers for free: 1-800-585-8131 and 800-715-2120.
I can't believe something like this isn't prohibited by eBay's terms of service.
If enough people report this auction, I'm sure they'll take it down. Here is the reporting path that I think makes the most sense:
ReplyDeleteListing policy violations->No item offered for sale->Invisible or intangible items
Although I'm not sure what kind of invisible product could be offered for sale, I think this report type applies to this listing.
Thank you Sanjay! Good suggestion. I was stumped by which reporting path to use.
ReplyDeleteFortunately, at this point, no one has purchased it.
ReplyDelete(800) 290-4518
is the Netflix telephone number I use.
I think they sent it to me, a few years ago, after going back and forth in e-mail a few times. It wasn't over anything big, I was just pushing the issue, for principal's sake. Anyways, hopefully with Google, any one looking for the number in the future will easily be able to find it now.
Walt D in LV
Hi,
ReplyDeleteAfter reviewing some of the articles left on my consumer reviews
website, I still cannot understand: Who is winning in online DVD Rental business?
Blockbuster Service Reviews
Here are some of the Blockbuster specific examples:
Blockbuster Books, Records, Videos and DVD rentals
Blockbuster Video Stores and Online service
Blockbuster Late fees
Netflix Service reviews
Here are some of the Netflix specific articles:
Netflix Complaints - 3 Movie at a time rental
Netflix Quality of Service
Netflix speed of service
Can someone help me understand, who will come out on top here?
Regards,