Tiz true. I have seen this mentioned on the boards many times, and just
did not understand how it could happen. Every bit of information on a
listing is chiseled in stone after the listing has ended. Or so I
thought. For a week my purchased item has ...
I have not had to call eBay customer service for a long time. The other
day, I did. I think I could have procured a conversation with the Pope
easier. Unless I'm missing something, the grist for this Mill would seem
to be one cannot speak to any eBay...
And by that I mean, sending a watcher of ones listing, a lesser price
offer; And to be sure, call it what you will, but in my opinion, that
IS, groveling.... and I don't think it has ever panned out for me. I
think that 80% (if not more) of my watche...
Given the other facts, that would certainly make sense....But why? If
the item is sold wouldn't it be a moot point to list information for a
ghost sale?
From my tenure on eBay I have gleaned that there are all sorts of
listing "games" (just my nomenclature). I can go days without a sale,
and then suddenly.... I'll have five or six sales within a 24-hour
period; Tthen once again, the iron curtain of d...
@playwithitagaintoys wrote:Not that it matters with your views problem,
but you indeed do not have "a perfect feedback score". Oh, c'mon now....
Without even throwing the two sides to every story, get-out-of-jail free
card into the mix, I personally ...
Be advised... This rarely resolves as a well-oiled machine. First off,
this takes considerable time and effort to do, and they will want to
make it worth their while. Also, there's a risk that the selling party
does not get the money out of an item t...
@frankenhobbit wrote:Because Wally world is where people who can't
afford to go anywhere else for essentials go. That's your story, and
you're sticking to it? Now at Green Tree, yes. I buy nickel-dime
products on eBay, all the time. WW sells far more...
