mam98031 • Volunteer Community Member • Buyer/Seller since 1999
@fbusoni wrote:
@trickmusic wrote:The broken feedback system is one of the biggest tells for exactly how out of touch, inbred and pathetic eBay management is.
If you add the resourcefulness of every executive in the eBay Hamilton Ave C Suite, they don’t have half the intelligence of big sellers on eBay using zero feedback burner accounts created just to leave targeted feedback for competitors.
But since -- according to the conventional wisdom here -- no one bothers to read feedback, what difference does it make?
That is an overstatement. There are many people that read the feedback of a seller. Most will not care about a little bit of bad feedback unless the response from the seller is unprofessional, name calling, etc.
I'm not aware of what the other poster is talking about with throw away accounts. I'd need more info.
@erkosuniverse wrote:the same thing happened to me this week,i have picture proof in a listing,the buyer lied about and gave false statement negative feedback to me,i filed a removal and received automated response that it does not violate policies,a blatant lie from a buyer when i have picture proof and i am stuck with a negative
What rule does the feedback they left violate? Be specific. If you can locate that, contact Ebay and appeal the decision to have it removed. But approach them with the evidence in hand.
Your response to the feedback doesn't make sense to me. Why did you say "...16 GAMES WORKING! PLUS ALL OTHER GAMES WORK..." If they all work, why specifically say 16 work and the others work. Why not say that all 53 games work?
@trickmusic wrote:There are countless examples of criminal executives at eBay, not following their own policies.
Examples please.
@trickmusic wrote:You are talking like eBay has functional customer service. They don’t.
You are talking like an accessible feedback department. They don’t.The culture of eBay is a mold. It’s “screw your efforts to maintain your feedback rating”. It’s community apologists and shills waving off someone’s care for their account along with eBay’s “inability” to help.
the culture of eBay is mismanagement, screwing sellers (now offsite, for even LESS accountability) and maintaining their bloated stock price. eBay is a benchmark for a Silicon Valley corporate dirge.
But who doesn’t love “Brock Allen Turner”?
There isn't anything new in that link. Most know about this from the summer of 2019. And as the article says, most are serving prison time for their actions. What does this horrible piece of Ebay history have to do with now?
@trickmusic wrote:You really need examples? I heard there was a book in the works that was just a list. It’s 9,657 pages long.
https://www.twingate.com/blog/tips/ebay-data-breach
That was a DECADE ago. They didn't get any financial info. I'm not sure of your point. I don't live in the past.
Do you have examples of current issues, not that this particular issue has anything to do with bad behavior by Ebay employees that you were talking about in the post in which I responded too.
