11-27-2018 07:36 AM
Someone left me false feedback stating that my item was counterfeit, never requested a return. eBay refuses to help, says they have a right to their opinion.
Advice would be greatly appreciated.
11-27-2018 07:40 AM
Besides contacting the buyer and basicly begging the buyer to revise. We would just move on and try not to let it get you upset. Best regards
11-27-2018 07:41 AM
I would have left out the "total **bleep**" in your response, makes you look very unprofessional..just block the numpty and move on.
11-27-2018 07:49 AM
Never reply with "b.s.". It does make you look unprofessional.
You can request feedback revision from the buyer, but it's not a guarantee they will.
11-27-2018 07:53 AM
You've negged a seller who sells Nikon, take a look and see if you can find a connection between the seller and the buyer because this could be a revenge neg.
11-27-2018 07:54 AM
Feedback is not worth getting upset over. Just let it go. Buyers have a money back guarantee now so reviewing feedback before purchase is not as important for buyers as before.
Strangly enough is that if you look on the NikonUSA website they do not even carry that strap as an authorized item?
Good Luck Selling!
11-27-2018 08:19 AM
11-27-2018 08:35 AM
I haven't suggested you roll over and take it, have you taken a look to see if there is a connection between the seller you negged and the buyer who negged you?
If it is a revenge neg, ebay might remove it.
11-27-2018 08:42 AM
@pugnacious33 wrote:Someone left me false feedback stating that my item was counterfeit, never requested a return. eBay refuses to help, says they have a right to their opinion.
Ebay can not determine over the phone if something is counterfeit, except under the VERO plan (if you are Gucci reporting a fake handbag, say). It is possible, if you had certificates of authenticity to scan and upload, that you might be able to call and find a rep that would remove the feedback.
You wrote here on 11-27-2018 07:36:47 AM, but you had already replied to the negative feedback on Nov-23-18 08:23
And while you lost perhaps your only chance to redeem yourself, this may be a learning opportunity for future sellers.
You left a rude and unprofessional reply to the buyers feed back. You wrote " **bleep** " and even Lithium robots know that doesn't stand for Butterfly Sugar, it is a vulgarism.
Stop and think for a second who you are writing that reply to, who is going to read it? That buyer may never read it. But, certainly when checking your feedback future buyers and sellers will.
A clear, professional, unemotional response will say more about you than one negative from a single buyer (with 10 feedback) ever will.
"It was graded as authentic. So you are mistaken. We did offer a refund."
11-27-2018 08:44 AM
Its not a take it and roll over attitude. Its a business decision not to waste time on something a seller cant do anything about.
Its the answer to the question of, do I want to spend my time beating my head against the wall on an issue that doesn't really affect my business in the long term or do I want to spend my time working to grow my business.
We have all received unfair negs. With all due respect, get over it and move on to more productive things.
11-27-2018 08:51 AM
Your id fits you well.
11-27-2018 09:05 AM - edited 11-27-2018 09:06 AM
We have been accused of fakes.
once was a sports program, when we were at the event.
That buyer returned. (Fake sports program? I messaged another seller who sold sports memorbilia, and they said the complaint happens routinely, for authentic items)
Another was small carvings, they said the material was plastic. Didn't ask for refund or return. Of course, without the item in hand, couldn't double check.
Just move on. People are weird sometimes.
Keep being as accurate as possible, and honest, and hopefully(!) it all evens out.
11-27-2018 09:25 AM
You don't have to be a professional to be professional. It looks like you had some nice sales there. Madison might be on to something concerning the feedback, since you freely gave out negs/neutrals with this selling ID. That low cost item might have been appealing to one of them.
11-27-2018 09:26 AM
11-27-2018 09:34 AM
The old wives tale that Amazon fees are cheaper than Ebay's.