mam98031 • Volunteer Community Member • Buyer/Seller since 1999
@cynthealee2 wrote:Complete aside.... I still can't read MFL's without it becoming something completely else in my head 😄
Sorry, can't help you with that one.
@lovefindingtreasures2 wrote:
Speaking of China sellers, I am noticing a new trend in their auctions. Some (Big players) are listing for 1c with $260 shipping. Their items sell for this because they are wholesale lots and the bid would have been the same were it reversed.
Anyone know if FVF's on shipping has changed for China since Covid? It looks as if some of these Chinese sellers who have been here a long time and I have bought wholesale fossils from, are now putting all the item value onto shipping. Curious if they are getting help due to the shipping mess coming out of China with cargo ships being held up, it's all a mess over there and can now get ALL the money from shipping without paying FVF's?
It doesn't make sense to me that some of these big sellers are now doing this, unless they are bypassing some fee payment.
Anyone know?
For whatever reason there might be. There are still those buyers who only look at the price of the item and do not consider the shipping. Sad but true.
@froggyjump wrote:Maybe you could try putting no returns inside the body of the listing?
Sorry this is happening
What do you think that will gain her?
@froggyjump wrote:Please read her op so you can see her predicament.
Replies are related to alleviating that issue
Putting No Returns in your description doesn't do anything towards the OP's issue. In Ebay having a No Return policy will no protect a seller from getting INAD filed against them. Now a seller with a No Return policy can choose not to take that return as any seller can do that as well, but then they will need to refund the buyer. So while you may not take the return, you will end up giving the buyer their money back.
The only type of claim a no return policy can protect a seller from are properly filed Buyer Remorse claims. If a buyer files one a seller with a No Return policy can choose to take the return and refund or just deny it. If the buyer does send it back with your permission it is at their expense.
The OP has a mixture of Return Policies depending on the product she is selling. Putting your return policy in the description of your listing isn't the right place for it. IT has a specific field for that in the listing set up.
@bbravo65 wrote:
...you should be careful in naming any race as you wrote this..."...Asian sellers are a real issue in some categories..."
...your input reminded the statement from California Governor Newsom recently, "...Coronavirus was from those Nail Salons..."...the Asian Community is now suing Newsom for being discrimination against Asians because 99% of those nail shops owners are Asians...
...he definitely won't get any votes from Asians next election...but he probably won't care as illegal votes and dead votes will make it up for him...
The way I learned things is that Asia is a Continent. Inside that continent are a number of countries, one of which is China. If it is not politically correct to call people from the continent of Asia as Asian, I'm unsure as to what they are suppose to be called. I'll need you to give me more details on how this is offensive to you so I better understand so I don't repeat the mistake.
I never even mentioned where I thought the virus came from so maybe you need to revisit my post and point out to me where the heck I even said that. It wasn't even part of the conversation. So don't misrepresent what I've said to meet something you want to discuss.
