Poor Transactions Increasing

For NOT The 1st Time This Has Been Increasing So Much So That I'm Giving Notice -

In The Last Couple of Weeks Sellers (Domestic & Otherwise)"Mixing Up " Orders And Then Canceling w/ "Dog Ate My Homework Excuses" - The (Should Be Given Anyway)Refund Is a POOR Substitute For a POOR Transaction -

Considering The Inconvenience To The Buyer of Missing Out On Other Deals While Waiting + Then Having To Start The Shopping/Comparison Process All Over Again-In Fairness To The "Good Sellers" NEUTRAL Feedback Seems to Be The Only Fair Option

rict692

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Posted 2 years ago·Last reply 2 years ago

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2 years ago

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@rict692 wrote:
For NOT The 1st Time This Has Been Increasing So Much So That I'm Giving Notice -
In The Last Couple of Weeks Sellers (Domestic & Otherwise)"Mixing Up " Orders And Then Canceling w/ "Dog Ate My Homework Excuses" - The (Should Be Given Anyway)Refund Is a POOR Substitute For a POOR Transaction

So you wouldnâ€™t want a refund if the seller couldnâ€™t send you what you purchased

Just curious â€¦..ðŸ¤¨
Why does every word of your post need to be capitalized?

ed8108

·2 years ago

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@rict692 wrote:
Refund Is a POOR Substitute For a POOR Transaction -
Considering The Inconvenience To The Buyer of Missing Out On Other Deals While Waiting + Then Having To Start The Shopping/Comparison Process

Refunding is not compensation &

ebay is certainly aware a refund does not alter having experienced a poor transaction.