Buyer (feedback): "The crickets that arrived yesterday are dead"Me: "I
don't sell crickets, and my order with this buyer arrived over a month
ago"Ebay: "This feedback is ineligible for removal" I am beside myself.
It's one thing after another. Yester...
Buyer:"Hi, just wanted to let you know I had a small issue with my
order. I'd like a partial refund" Seller:"Hi, I'm sorry to hear that.
Thanks for confirming with a pic. Would you be OK with a 20% refund?"
Buyer:"I'd like a 50% refund. I wanted to g...
I just got a note that a case was decided against me. 1. Buyer made
purchase and asked that I ship to his post office with a post office
hold for pickup.2. Buyer opens a return request saying order was
returned to sender, requests a refund.3. Per tra...
Today I reported feedback extortion via ebay chat to a representative
who said I could expect some action (whatever that might be) within 24
hours. Here is the short version: 1. In a message, buyer wrote: "Upon
refund I will gladly remove the negativ...
I was feeling charitable, so I clicked the message "please take this
survey about your recent selling experience". I lasted 4 questions
before exiting. "how satisfied are you...", "how likely are you to
continue...", "how do you rate..." etc... But t...
@thetomasn wrote:I sold a Garmin Fenix 6 watch to someone....On February
13 he accused me that I sent him an empty box.He lied, and you can prove
it. Your shipping label details include the weight of the shipment.
Assuming you're telling the truth, w...
Without reading any responses so far, I' pretty sure the answer is
"don't do it". I can't think of any situation where it would make sense
to sell $10k items on ebay, except maybe cars, but I assume there is a
process there that prevents "empty box r...
Like complaining a child didn't finish his brussels sprouts but ohhhhhh,
he had time to eat that steak, didn't he? Oh yes sir he did! Probably
could have mowed the lawn in that time too. The slacker.
Each day someone else has money that you don't, they are earning
interest on it that you aren't. And, if they are a bank, they can lend
many multiples of that money and earn even more interest. If it makes
you feel better, interest rates are near zer...
Two thoughts:1. A $10 markup on $20 printer ink is not price gouging. I
forget the exact language, but to be "price gouging", and item has to be
essential, and during a declared national emergency, which I suspect may
be lifted by now, though I don't...
