03-19-2018 05:25 AM - edited 03-19-2018 05:30 AM
Hello. It was hard to really describe my issue in the title. A buyer purchased a set of lug nuts from me. I have a ton of them in stock and had no problem filling the order. The only issue was that eBay was linking me to Royal Post when I was trying to print the shipping label. It even showed the buyers payment in euros as opposed to dollars as well as an extra charge for shipping. I then figuerd the buyer was overseas and I cancelled the order, giving him a full refund and explained that I can't ship to him.
Turns out the buyer was actually located in the states. I apologized to the buyer and offered to have the order sent out right away if he re ordered. I explained the issue I was having on my end but he said he purchased elsewhere. A few weeks later I recieve a negative review explaining that I thought he was in Europe.
I took a screen shot of what was happinging to me on my awaiting shipment page. It was pretty weird as I've never seen this happen any other time. I don't want to post it here due to some of the guys personal info being shown but I can show it to ebay directly.
Anyway I just think the negative feedback was a bit unfair considering it may have been a bug on ebay that caused this. Has anyone had a similar problem to this before? Is there any way I can dispute this feedback?
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03-20-2018 11:49 PM
@colin9735wrote:
No, I couldn't see it before hand because Royal Post was asking me to sign up for an account. I couldn't see any address info.
There are at least 3 different areas to see the shipping address that wouldn't cause you to be forwarded anywhere, not including the sales notification or the PayPal payment notification. But hey, you could have just found a new glitch. I think you get some sort of award for that around here.