Opening unreceived item case after 45 days with eBay

45days......45days.....45days.....45days

Last dates, if you don't get the item you won or in the condition as advertised:

* 03 days after the estimated delivery date or 07 days after payment date (if you weren't given an estimated delivery date): First date to file with eBay, and have not heard from your seller. Consider pulling seller's ID info and phoning him/her if emails remain unanswered.

* 07 days after payment: Seller can lose PayPal Seller Protection if item not shipped by this date.

* 20 days after payment: Seller can lose PayPal privileges if widget not sent by this date

* 30 days after payment: last date for seller to ship without violating FTC rules. (If no earlier date was specified in the auction, and no Delay Option notice was approved by buyer)

* 45 days after payment: last date for buyer to file a Dispute with PayPal, through the PayPal Resolution Center (to get a refund, the Dispute must be escalated to a Claim within 20 days). (Note: if you file with PayPal, you cannot file with eBay, and vice-versa)

* 45 days after payment: last date for buyer to file a Case with eBay. (The seller has 7 days from the time you open the case to reply. You should receive a refund within 3 days of the seller promising a refund or within 10 days of the seller receiving the returned item. If you haven't received a refund by then, contact eBay through the eBay Resolution Center or the eBay Contact us link.

* 60 days after Credit Card invoice: May be last date for buyer to file a chargeback with CC company (although some CC companies allow 90 days) (Note: If you file a CC Chargeback, that will invalidate any PayPal or eBay claim process)

* 6 months after purchase: last date to file a Mail Fraud Complaint (this may not get your money refunded)

DO NOT IGNORE THESE DATES, OR YOUR CHANCES OF GETTING A REFUND APPROACH ZERO!

ST Eng chart study

ST Eng monthly chart view since Jan 1998, various divergence and convergence can be seen except the latest week whereby the convergence have yet to form.

the blue convergence was from the weekly chart below.

Convergence line are clearly see in weekly chart rather than monthly.
Daily chart also share the same convergence as weekly. But the best chart have not form in ST yet, maybe for the next couple of weeks/months then it will form a clearer convergence.

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CoscoCorp @ The principal activities of the Company are those of investment holding. The Group owns and operates ships. Its shipping-related businesses provide supporting services to the Cosco group, such as shipping agency services, ship repairs and container depots. The Group owns and develops property and engage in general trading.


Genting International @ The principal activities/core business of Genting International are: • Development and/or acquisitions of integrated resorts
• Casino operations
• International sales and marketing services
• IT application related services
Genting International is focused on and committed to grow its business globally through strategic acquisitions, investments and collaborations. The Group has casino properties under the brands of the Stanley Leisure group of casinos and Maxims and is developing Resorts World at Sentosa, Singapore’s integrated resort in Sentosa Island.

Yangzijiang @ The Group produces commercial vessels, including mini bulk carriers, bulk carriers, multi-purpose cargo vessels, containerships, chemical tankers, offshore supply vessels, rescue and salvage vessels and lifting vessels.
The Group’s existing shipyard, which is located in Jiangyin city in the Jiangsu province of China, spans approximately 719m of deep-water coastline and covers an area of approximately 200,000 sq m (excluding the coastal area).
The Group also has a new shipyard currently under construction, which is located within the Jiangyin Economic Development District in Jingjiang city in the Jiangsu province of China, on the northern bank of the Yangtze River upstream from the Jiangyin Changjiang Bridge. Upon completion, the new shipyard will have access to approximately 1,200m of deep-water coastlines suitable for the construction and mooring of vessels of up to 300,000 DWT and will cover an area of approximately 793,000 sq m. In addition, it will be equipped with a dry dock that will be approximately 440m long and 96m wide. Upon completion, the dry dock will be able to accommodate two 100,000 DWT vessels.