10-25-2025 11:57 PM - edited 10-25-2025 11:58 PM
10-28-2025 11:49 PM
Some individuals tend to use overtly aggressive behavior as a calculated means of achieving a desired result.
Not at all uncommon in business transactions.
In this case, some sort of additional compensation, discount or other consideration being the endgame.
This individual is not necessarily imbalanced, but perhaps sadly encouraged in this approach because it has been successful over time.
All one can do in this case is to be gracious, professional and let the quality of your process speak for itself.
Best of luck with shop & sales.
10-29-2025 01:11 AM - edited 10-29-2025 01:21 AM
How do you manage to get so many WILD BUYERS? What is it about t-shirts that make them lose their minds? If you're making any of this stuff up I don't want to know because the stories are so entertaining regardless of voracity. This guy is the best one yet. TOP TIER INDEED!
10-29-2025 01:35 AM
Give us his eBay name so we can all ban him.
10-29-2025 01:56 AM
IMO: "Top Tier Customer" is an Idiot with an "overinflated ego".
10-29-2025 01:56 AM
I always sit in the top tier. It gives a better view of he stage.
10-29-2025 03:15 AM
@pastimpressions wrote: "Some individuals tend to use overtly aggressive behavior as a calculated means of achieving a desired result. Not at all uncommon in business transactions. In this case, some sort of additional compensation, discount or other consideration being the endgame.
This individual is not necessarily imbalanced, but perhaps sadly encouraged in this approach because it has been successful over time."
Everything you said is true. But the buyer also told the OP “this all further agrevates the situation since my son STILL dosen't understand why the shirt never arrived after All this time SO YOU BETTER OVERNIGHT THIS SHIRT”
So, he is also teaching this poor, aggressive behavior to his son and that part is even more sad.
10-29-2025 06:32 AM - edited 10-29-2025 06:32 AM
This is my favorite post from the past couple of weeks.
We should send that buyer a "top tier customer" trophy ... and we better overnight it! 🏆
10-29-2025 10:55 AM
@wastingtime101 🤣 iamalwaysright's buyer base is like the Jerry Springer show of the Community.
10-29-2025 11:03 AM
@relicpeddler wrote:Give us his eBay name so we can all ban him.
@relicpeddler You have obviously confused me with the OP who has the “ top tier” buyer.
FYI.. we are not allowed to post eBay members names in here. It’s against community guidelines.
10-29-2025 12:04 PM - edited 10-29-2025 12:11 PM
I just stick to the facts when I respond. It's usually drop-shippers who expect it to be to their customer after 2-days. Unfortunately, USPS is not Amazon Flex.
"The order was placed Friday, and it was Shipped out the following Monday, day # of my #-day handling time.
Ebay gave you a shipping arrival date of between X-Y. If your item has not arrived within Ebay's timeframe, you should open an item not received claim. If it's received late and is no longer of use, you are free to open a return and we will approve it."
10-29-2025 04:49 PM
Be sure to file a case against a buyer demanding something not in the listing.
10-29-2025 05:45 PM
@wastingtime101 wrote:This is my favorite post from the past couple of weeks.
We should send that buyer a "top tier customer" trophy ... and we better overnight it! 🏆
Nah - just give him the standard "Top Tier Whiner" trophy - he's worked hard to earn it.