@ten_o_nine wrote:
@robbie31415
I am not a cheerleader but,
So many bad sellers need to be purged.
They are, and you can see from posts here.
Ebay needs to do better for buyers, streamline returns so they are completely automated and instantly provide labels removing loop holes like require RMA.
eBay is good for buyers, it's automated and the seller can choose how to handle the return, RMA is optional, where's the loophole? I like to know; I may use it.
Increase consumer confidence, because eBay is just becoming a place that creates a bad buyer experience.
The site does, but not the sellers.
No wonder I buy on other sites and only sell here.
I do the same but still buy on eBay.
I think eBay has a lot of potential, however a lot of the vocal minority here are stuck in the past when eBay had much less competition.
Most of the purges I seen lately have been overseas, and less domestic sellers. Ebay needs to step up domestic purges, and i don't just mean in regards to Vero or bot counterfeit detection.
I'm sorry, but almost everyone I know turns on require RMA, just to block label generation and it has nothing to actually do with RMA.
These days consumers expect instant labels. EBay needs to look at how the their competition are doing things and adapt. Yes, they have created steps in automating returns, but it's still very limited. They need to go further.
The site did give consumer confidence, and probably does still for many. I would say that it doesn't for new buyers, and what eBay needs is new buyers. One of the reasons is the amount of control given to sellers.
Just reading posts here, so many sellers openly admit to violating policies and canceling sales for no valid reason. This doesn't happen on Amazon. I buy something, I get it. Simple.
I usually have no reason to buy on eBay. The price is similar or same on Amazon, the item is going to arrive half the time with no additional cost, and I get no arguing returns. It is what it is.
