This guy has bought from me several times. His feedback shows he buys a lot off of ebay . As soon as he makes a purchase, he leaves feedback asking for some extras for free. (Over 600 times) Then he sends a message asking for free stuff. I don't respond. I just send him what he bought. I wonder if he ever does get free stuff this way?
@18704d wrote:Technically,
I can't find a policy that says it's prohibited to politely ask for more than the listing offers.
It is against policy, to threaten returns, or bad feedback, or low dsr's in such a situation.
Thanks.
btw, I'd BLOCK this buyer in a New York minute!
Lynn
I see what you mean. I'm going by you are not supposed to ask for something that is not included in the listing~politeness notwithstanding, although it is good to be polite, especially if you are asking for freebies, LOL!
Yes, run, don't walk, to your nearest friendly BBL in a NY second if possible!
You got to check where he lives.
It could be an old person with a bad wi fi connection that makes his computer so slow so he keeps sending a message without knowing that if it doesn't sail, it doesn't mean you won't get it later, that many times.
I see the same here, sometimes you click on the "post" but it doesn't go away, you double click thinking the message will be only one.
If anybody is sending him free stuff, I only can think of a guy selling stamps, something so light. Any other person, unless the item completes the pound if they have to ship 2.12 oz or so.
Me? I stopped last year on being nice. No thanks, no freebies.
