How to review a product that failed after the 60-day feedback window?

[gracenote500]

My USB braided cables have malfunctioned much sooner than they should. I know I can't return them at this point, but I thought I'd do a service and share my negative experience with the items. IS there any way to do that? I'm guessing not, but I was hoping to at least provide a word of warning about it if at all possible.

[lady_madonna]

@gracenote500 

Feedback can only be left within 60 days from date of purchase.

[gracenote500]

Thanks Lady,

Yes I know that, I was asking for insider tips from people who find additional ways to accomplish things. What do other people do to warn other buyers of bad products? It’s convenient that if it works for 2 months but breaks in month 3, the reviews could all be glowing. (I’m talking about things that usually last years.) 

Any indirect actions suggested?

[lady_madonna]

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@gracenote500 wrote:

Thanks Lady,

Yes I know that, I was asking for insider tips from people who find additional ways to accomplish things. What do other people do to warn other buyers of bad products? It’s convenient that if it works for 2 months but breaks in month 3, the reviews could all be glowing. (I’m talking about things that usually last years.) 

Any indirect actions suggested?

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Sorry, there are no "insider tips" or "indirect actions" or "words of warning" that can be taken on Ebay to share your experience after 60 days. Sorry that isn't what you want to hear.

[gracenote500]

OK, there is no call for snarkiness, I was simply curious to hear from other customers with more experience than I have. Totally fine that there is no answer, but I believe in "there are no dumb questions" and feel it helps to be more courteous. Thanks.

[gracenote500]

If you were having a bad day, I'm sorry for that and hope today is better for you!

[evry1nositswindy]

Feedback is for the seller, and the seller had no part in creating the cables.  You need to review the cables themselves, not feedback for the seller.  Maybe find the cable manufacturer's website and look there.