After having a bad experience on eBay last week, I was wondering why there are so many bad sellers on the internet. I’m not talking about the companies on there that try to scam you out of a lot of money for non-existent electrical products, no; I am thinking about when you have bought something for a couple of quid and the seller can’t be bothered to post it.

If you sign up with a site like eBay then you need to be at least a little bit organised. That means that if you list something and it sells you need to wrap it up and post it! It works the other way round as well, there are loads of people who bid on something and then take a week or more to pay you for it. I’ve never really understood this; PayPal is instant payment and it only requires a few clicks of your time. What exactly is the big problem here?

I wonder if this sort of thing goes on in business? You can just imagine a couple of high powered executives settling on a deal and then the one who is paying can’t be bothered to get his chequebook out of the desk drawer for a fortnight… Surely, when you buy something it is because you want it (please tell me if I’m making any unfair assumptions here…) and the faster you pay for it, the quicker you are going to get it.

People seem to be incredibly complicated sometimes. Perhaps there is some bizarre psychological reason for buying something and then not paying for it. Maybe it is the individual’s way of expressing themselves as not actually needing the item in the first place.

Or perhaps it is just because it makes life more interesting when you continually have to deal with dumb people…

I need some input from all of you on this one, I was talking to my girlfriend the other night and she asked me to visit this site on vaser lipo London. I am under the impression she is actually thinking about getting this done. How do I go about approaching the subject of saying that she shouldn’t really go through with it and she should try a more natural way of taking off weight first