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mam98031 • Volunteer Community Member • Buyer/Seller since 1999
@adamcartwright wrote:I don't think that FB would have any effect on buyers with half a brain.
While probably true, I wonder how many eBay buyers it would still have an effect on... 🤐
@tools* wrote:
Why do people always wish you a happy war-dead weekend?
It isn't celebrating ANY War! I'm not sure where you got that from. It has NEVER meant that. It is a time to remember and celebrate those we have lost while they were serving their country, in whatever capacity that was. Remembering and offering RESPECT for all they did and gave.
Only extremists celebrate war or are "happy" about war. I'm sorry you misunderstand what this holiday actually represents.
@chevymontecarlo88 wrote:
@mam98031 wrote:For mine, I wasn't concerned about anyone taking it seriously. She complained I charged her above retail, when it was an OOS book. My price was actually less than other sellers on Ebay and less that it is listing on Amazon. Still not the point. She reviewed the listing and all it's info was there. To then ding me for that is simply wrong. She needs to own her decisions just like us sellers do. And fortunately the FB rules support this for sellers.
Congrats getting it removed as well.
I wonder if eBay makes an effort to remove these types of feedback. (when feedback complains about price being too high)
Unlikely. They just follow the Feedback rule as published.
@inhawaii wrote:OH NO!
I just sold another one of those overpriced items.
Shall I cancel the order? 😉
NO don't do it. Not unless the buyer requested the transaction gets cancelled. There is no sense for you to take a defect for this reason. And don't file the cancellation for a reason that is not true. Ebay really is cracking down on sellers that abuse the cancellation system. So while they may not catch you right away, you simply don't know what will happen next week or month.
You are a great seller. Don't hurt your own status over someone that simply doesn't know how to shop or is already fishing for a partial refund.
@chevymontecarlo88 wrote:
@inhawaii wrote:OH NO!
I just sold another one of those overpriced items.
Shall I camcel the order? 😉
Can you camcel the order legally?
Be careful for what you ask for @inhawaii , the eBay gods may send another gray donut your way. 😀
Not "Ebay", it would be the buyer that would post the feedback. And it is highly likely if like the last one, it too would get removed.
@mooncat_watches wrote:Congrats on getting it removed
Had it not been...
- First off - It's a neutral. Ostensibly no harm
- Second off - Anyone reading that would be a moron to think that it has any significance at all. If someone doesn't buy from you because of that, it's probably not a buyer you would want to deal with anyway.
While all of that is true. There are two things to consider. The first, not as important reason, it is completely annoying to the seller. The second and best reason, it breaks the feedback policy and can be removed, which is clearly evidenced by the OP getting theirs removed and me getting mine removed for similar reasons this week.
@adamcartwright wrote:I don't think that FB would have any effect on buyers with half a brain.
Next time let him find the Dole pineapple candy in his hometown of Piscataway.
If it is removable, I say get rid of it. Just like they did the one they came here to tell us about.
@gwenscupboard wrote:OMG! He was joking.
Just stop it!!
I know the poster very well. You have no need to tell me to "stop" anything. If you had read the posts on this thread, you would realize that. @inhawaii Some posts he posted are jokes, others aren't. I'm confident he is just fine.
