09-20-2009 08:59 PM
04-13-2015 03:33 PM
04-14-2015 01:57 PM
How does the seller know the goodshave been delivered. The buyer givesfeedback upon satisfactory completion of sale.
04-17-2015 09:50 AM
04-24-2015 06:40 AM
I gave my last 3 buyers a good feedback. None of them gave me a feedback. I am assuming the article arrived in good shape since I have not received any complaints. I get a message on my listing reminding me to give a feedback to the buyer. Does the buyer get the same message to give his seller a feedback? I have sold other items prior to these 3 that also did not receive feedback. It seems unfair.
05-25-2015 07:35 AM
i do believe this may fall under the (Feedback extortion policy)
Buyer : i sent you and you received payment in a timely manner.
Why have you not given me positive feedback?
Seller : I Am Not going to leave you positive Feedback until you give it to me first!
05-25-2015 10:14 AM
I know the item arrived because it was sent priority mail and it was tracked.
06-22-2015 08:44 AM
07-03-2015 03:52 PM
@ricketts62 wrote:My friend sent several e-mails and appealed to eBay. She got a refund through eBay. She had not even left feedback for the seller when she looged onto her account and saw this from the seller (Negative Feedback) "Look out for this Motel Dweller who will try to hold you up for free goods" (maybe not verbatim but close)....
So, abusive sellers like that are the ones that made it bad for every seller and now sellers cannot leave neutral or negative feedback for buyers.
Wow, that was a LONG time ago! It has been many years since sellers could leave negative feedback! You do know that, right? Sellers are ONLY allowed to leave positive feedback, no matter what.
07-06-2015 08:37 PM
07-09-2015 12:20 AM
For the longest time I've been a big believer in sellers leaving the feedback first. But I have now changed my mind. I thought sellers should only base their feedback on how timely the buyer paid. I didn't take into consideration that there are shady buyers out there who will receive a good item then open a case saying they received the wrong item or defective, etc. So I now believe as a buyer that I should leave the feedback first if everything arrived on time and as described. Sellers can't leave negs or neutrals anyway and they can't say you never paid since mostly all transactions are verified.
07-16-2015 07:06 AM - edited 07-16-2015 07:12 AM
So today got my 1st negative feedback from a Buyer saying he didnt receive the item. Tracking shows he did, he didnt open a case nor did he contact me. Closer inspection shows he leaves negative feedback for all purchases and so eBay reversed my neg feedback from him. However...as I had left feedback for him (positive of course) immediately after the item shipped, I had no recourse to remove or edit my feedback for him after the fact (eBay will not remove the positive feedback I left for him). Lesson learned...I leave feedback after the buyer. I wont have my good business name used by the buyer to dupe other sellers into thinking he is a good eBayer. His username is blaze2786
07-19-2015 04:00 PM
IMHO, The best time for the seller to leave feedback is when the tracking shows the item has been delivered. Once the buyer has paid up, you shipped the item, and it has been delivered it is a done deal. The whole feedback system is so messed up that it is over rated, literally, so that the sellers get no mercy from even hitting the wrong button. What ebay needs to do is have SEPERATE buying and selling feedback so the abusive buyers can get the shoe if need be. Something simple like, pos neg neutral and the reasons to pick from ie; Paid on time, Communication, etc. FWIW, I noticed they added a new metric to the feedback; Was the item delivered by ___ date? Yes or no... I do a LOT of overseas business and this one might cause trouble since countries vary on shipping time. Oh well play the game and roll the dice.
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