@greenerrefurbsllc wrote:
”...there's power in communication.”
“Was looking to get insight - not a list of what I did wrong.”
Ok, i have communicated. But you have dismissed what i said as a laundry list of errors. To gain insight, some receptivity is required.
No one here has misunderstood where you are coming from. But you’re not happy with our responses. What are you looking for—just simple agreement, or more thoughtful discourse? eBay will side with the buyer. They will not take into consideration that you believe the buyer is attempting to defraud you. At this stage, a person is not even likely to be the case reviewer. It will be a bot.
You are preaching to the choir emphasizing that fraud is real, but you have a notion that being victimized by it will somehow alter the course of the buyer’s case. It will not. Not at this stage. And a defect will be logged on your account, and Final Value fees will not be reimbursed. All i am trying to do is help you lessen the negative impact you are walking into.
As i said upthread, eBay is a buyer-centric platform. It will protect the buyer at seller expense. eBay is not going to alter its practices, not anytime soon. Every seller here has had to decide if they can benefit from remaining and accepting this risk, or move along.
As you said, fraud is not something you will tolerate as a business. Then this may not be the place for yours.
