02-26-2018 03:16 PM
I have just been demoted to Below Standard Rating because I had 3 items that went to the resolution center for help. I asked for Ebay asisstance because I feel that the customer was in the wrong. Apparently as sellers we just have to accept whatever the buyer says and wants for resolution, and not dispute anything. I am very frustrated and dissatisfied! Has anyone else experienced this?
One pair of shoes was clearly marked as a womens size t - the buyer stated they were not a womens shoe. The second item was a pair of boots. The buyer states the boots were cracked when they received them. I am positive they were NOT cracked - these were obvios cracks that I would not have missed. The 3rd item was returned in dirty condition. The oictures I sent clearly showed that the shoes were not in the same condition as I sent them. Yet, I am being considered Below Standard.
Would love to hear if others have had similar situations? Seems that resolution is always in the buyers favor. Etsy? LetGo? Anyone tried those selling options?
02-26-2018 07:04 PM
This is simple-happy buyer = happy seller.
If you want to try to stop people from returning items then get used to it. I don't know what this isn't obvious. If you hate it, we will take it back.
02-26-2018 07:26 PM
@divwidowrote:This is simple-happy buyer = happy seller.
If you want to try to stop people from returning items then get used to it. I don't know what this isn't obvious. If you hate it, we will take it back.
Buyers need to understand that the retail industry has lost 16.9 Billion dollars lost to retail return buyer fraud and abusing returns .