Hello All, I just received an email from a seller with the subject
[Request received], but I don't know what they're talking about. I never
sent any requests, and when I Google the email subject, the results show
people talking about making returns o...
Hello All, This is my first time encountering this issue. I was able to
find information on the first half of the problem, but not for this
second part of the problem. On October 29, I ordered an item; it was
delivered on November 2. On the same day ...
I bought a music CD from a seller, and the packaging and jewel case got
damaged in transit. I informed the seller right away about the damage,
not expecting a refund, but they have issued one. I thought they might
reply to my message beforehand. I do...
Hello Everyone, On January 5, I ordered a music cd from @worldofbooksusa
. At the time of purchase, delivery was estimated to be between Jan 12
and Jan 21. Item's location was given as Florida, and shipping method
was Economy Shipping (USPS Parcel Se...
As a buyer, I would ignore that feedback. It doesn't tell me anything
useful for making up my mind whether or not to buy from a particular
seller. Especially since the prices are in a larger bold font, compared
to the listing title (before buyer choo...
It's been a month (and a day) since I received the communication, and I
have not heard anything further. Therefore, I consider this to just be
some sort of glitch.
Body of email reads: "Your request (xxxxxx) has been received and is
being reviewed by our support staff. To add additional comments, reply
to this email. Thanks for getting in touch! We've received your email
and just wanted to let you know that we'...
That typo was mine, thank you for pointing it out. (Sadly, I've been
making a lot of them, lately.) I've looked at the headers, and so far,
no indication that this is a phishing email. Of course, it's always a
good idea to remain vigilant about these...
