@holsteinatlanta wrote:The service I am using is United States Post Office and it is going first class
Letter Track Pro is a service that puts tracking on envelopes. It is not a carrier. I measure and weigh the disks, the mailer is 6 x 9 x 1 and weighs 1.5 ounces. So I put one forever stamp and one additional ounce stamp on the mailer because it is less than 2 ounces. This item in the picture was 2.2 ounces. So one forever stamp. and 2 additional ounces. The barcodes that looks like ''''"""" '' ''' '' '''' above the buyer's address gets scanned along the way similar to ebay's standard envelope.
I didn't know there was a difference in word first class because it is going first class. In order to use the tracking you can go to the website parcel app and it will come up or I can open my order page on the letter track pro app. The weird thing on the parcel app.com webpage is that if I enter the tracking number it will show my entire home address and the buyer's entire name and address. Ebay supports it because it is the post office.
How can you conclude that eBay "supports" it after you LOST the INR case? That other screenshot you showed of the LTP website tracking .... that may be good enough for you, and may even work if a buyer tries to get you to refund them just by writing you a private message claiming they didn't receive their package. -Then if you sent them the LTP screenshot, they might be convinced it's not worth filing an official INR. But if a buyer has already filed an INR, obviously the screenshot is not worth a lick to whatever eBay employee evaluates the case. For all they know, you just created a fake tracking page.
And no, they are not going to go through the trouble of going to the website themselves and entering the tracking number, so don't picture that happening. What they need is a tracking number that EBAY'S OWN SYSTEM recognizes. When you have that, here is what you see on your Sold page for each item. DELIVERED. And then if you click the Tracking icon on the right, you get a popup showing the tracking scans performed by the facilities AND the carrier when he/she delivers the package.
The carrier's gun scanner does not work on those ''''' '' ''''''''''''' jobbers. That is why you can't prove whether or not a paycheck or birthday card was delivered. AND that is why a FC postage stamp is so much cheaper than a FC package label, because a postage stamp doesn't pay for the physical labor of a mail carrier doing the scan with his gun.
Now, this LTP outfit seems to be a sort-of in-between compromise. Like I said, it might come in handy when a buyer just contacts you privately. But as for official INR cases, if you keep using the LTP thing you will just have to accept giving away a free CD/DVD to a scammer now and then.
It looks like eBay scrubbed his comment, but not the neg (mathematically).
Or maybe, kinda hard to tell and I've never seen this before: Looking at all your feedback (left for seller), his comment is not visible.
But when I click your red neg count number, then his comment becomes visible.
So I don't know what that's about. But look if you want to get his neg removed, just report him for writing in his feedback about eBay getting involved. That is against eBay policy, and they remove comments for that reason all the time.
