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bigdeals.etc · ‎03-18-2018

For the record I'm not saying all buyers are bad or anything. I'm just curious.

I use the word "harassed" loosely. I just mean how long has a buyer messaged you (even nicely) about something that has been resolved but the buyer still doesn't accept it? For example, a buyer still asking for the return shipping refunded on a filed and closed remorse return. And also what's the monetary total cost of the issue?

I checked and mine was a buyer who messaged me periodically about once or twice a month for a little over a year. About $4.50.

coolections · ‎03-20-2018

@jobs-7wrote:
Thank God most sellers aren't like you.

@jobs-7

That goes both ways. Thanks God they don't all provide zero customer service and are rude to customers.

dtexley3 · ‎03-20-2018

@coolectionswrote:
@jobs-7wrote:
Thank God most sellers aren't like you.
@jobs-7
That goes both ways. Thanks God they don't all provide zero customer service and are rude to customers.

I didn't refund the $2.98 in "excess" shipping to the buyer that complained for about 3 weeks that it "only" cost me $3.50 to ship so I "owed" her the difference. I politely explained each time that shipping charges were clearly listed on the listing and include handling charges for the box, label etc. Eventually she went away.

"Thanks God not all posters are as combative and negative as you."

Member of the Grumpy Old Man crew

sin-n-dex · ‎03-20-2018

I had one harass me for a few months by creating new IDs and bidding my auctions to the moon. I kept cancelling his bids and blocking him. I clued in after the third user ID that I could block how many things he's bidding on (on account of his low FB score). That worked until one of his accounts got past 5 fb or whatever, then he started winning again. I cancelled his sales and he accepted the cancellation. He hasn't bothered me again since, this was 2013.

Cheers, C.