WATCH LOT UNJUSTLY SEIZED BY eBay's INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CENTER | Help Among Users

daniel.alberto · 2025-06-03T16:25:45.104000Z

I bought a batch of watches some time ago and they have been seizing them, claiming that they are prohibited items. I’m trying to get in touch with the seller but it’s impossible; none of their contact channels in Spain have worked for me. The batch in question could be worth more than one hundred thousand euros. And I spent hundreds of hours finding this batch. Now I’m left without my watches and clearly with harm done to me that a simple refund does not solve. I want to know whether legal action can be taken or how to proceed in a case as extremely complex as this. They haven’t given me any reasons why they were classified as prohibited items. The only reason they could cling to is that they contain batteries, which is laughable. It’s completely an arbitrary decision. Thousands of watches are sold on Ebay and what a coincidence that when they are high-quality, high-value watches, they are classified as prohibited, and they also mention the item, and if that’s the case they could have given me the ones that don’t have batteries. It seems extremely unfair to me everything that is happening to me. In my opinion I deserve more than a simple refund, because we are not talking about a common case like I mentioned before. Here I’m attaching the photos so you can see for yourselves... Apparently this seems like a clear robbery...

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