EbluejayReviews of ebluejay.com

Prices are cheaper than ebay... The sellers don't pay commission to the site so it gives them more room to lower the price of products! will always look on ebluejay before ebay

Step 1) see item you really want to buy Step 2) make an account Step 3) check for account activation email Step 4) attempt to contact someone when your activation email never arrives, only to find that you have to have an activated account to contact the site Step 5) register under another email address, maybe it’s just a one time fluke? Step 6) repeat step 5 until you get frustrated and give up or run out of email accounts to try Step 7) stare longingly at the listing for the thing you want knowing that it’s impossible to make an account on this site

I never received the "Welcome email", so can't activate my account, so also can't log in to access the account. As such, I can't spend my money on the eBlueJay site. Compound this with no Customer Service contact information for non-members! How are you supposed to get in touch with them if you can't activate your account...? Wow....

The seller misrepresented the item. I returned for refund, the seller received the item and has now ghosted me. Where do I go?? The seller is BusyQueen. I can't even leave feedback!

First time (and last time) buyer from eBluejay and I recently purchased a DVD from seller superconnie, the item was indicated as currently available. Since I was a first time buyer, I did a screen shot/print screen of each phase of my purchase as to have a documented record of that purchase, the first screen shot was of the original seller’s page for the DVD, after completing the transaction, I took another screen shot for my receipt of payment through eBluejay and my PayPal proof of purchase receipt and followed up with another screen shot of the sellers item page once again for that DVD which then indicated that the item was “SOLD”. I didn’t receive any email notification verifying my purchase from the seller or eBluejay, so I emailed the seller (with attachments showing my receipts) which I might add the seller has 2 different email addresses; I sent 2 emails, one email to each email addresses. The only response from the eBluejay seller superconnie was an email notification of a REFUND and it read, “you were refunded for this dvd is gone”. I curious, either 1) The listing was incorrect, or 2) The seller gave a refund in order to repost the DVD at a higher selling price. (This DVD is OOP, relisting would ensure to increase their profit). I’ve seen this scenario play out before on eBay. This eBluejay purchase was a very bad experience indeed. LET THE BUYER BEWARE.

I found that references to my account and yours are indexed on Google and likely others. Anyone on the Internet can browse these private portions of their site. I have asked 3 times now to cancel my account and it's pure crickets. No response whatsoever.

I have had an account with Ebluejay.com now for over a year and have not sold one thing. I don't know if the site just does not promote itself or I submitted hundreds of items for nothing. Big waste of time. Stick with another site to sell.

People seem to have the same problem I did when signing up and sending email through eBluejay. I found out that you can send email through their site. However, you will need to go to the email you used to signed up with such as gmail, yahoo, outlook etc... to get an answers to the email you sent. The owners of eBluejay are very good at sending a quick response back to you (at the email you signed up with for eBluejay). If you want to register to sell on eBluejay.com, fill in the information it asks for. You will not be able to change your store name or the email address you register with. Only if you have a SELLER account, you can go to the very bottom of your site page and click on CONTACT to email the owners about your issues. You will not be able to contact them if you do not have a Seller account. When you send the email, you will not be able to go to your messages box on your site to get the response to your email. You have to go to your email that you registered with to get their response to your mail. It seems as if the messages on the site are used only for the buyers and sellers to communicate with each other.