So, I'm engaged in a lively debate with a seller and decided to have a
look at his feedback, some 1,400 over the last year with 11 negatives. I
looked at the negatives, and he posts replies, using the actual names of
the buyers. Things like:"...pleas...
So, I bought a microphone (new MSRP US$995, auction price $641.00) in
December 2020 (4 months ago). I took it for what it was advertised as
which was a "CM67", and did not take it apart to look at the internals,
or anything. I tested it, and it sound...
It would be easy, because eBay has the actual names of its users. That's
how shipping labels are created through its system.It's not a matter of
blanket rejecting all names (that would be impossible), but
cross-referencing eBay's own database record ...
The list of names is helpful for fiction, but buyers and sellers here
have each other's actual identities. The bot I'm suggesting would
cross-reference the eBay database for personal details about the person
engaged in the exchange, so if a user ever...
The case is closed and he won't be able to leave feedback. My concern
was that he could respond to negative feedback I leave for him, using my
name.The effect was chilling: If I left negative feedback for him, he
could retaliate by posting my persona...
@kathiec wrote:If eBay were cool with it they wouldn't have a rule
against it. Anyone who had their name used in a remark can report it and
eBay will remove it. Perhaps the others aren't bothered by it. I
wouldn't be. What eBay doesn't want is feedba...
@femmefan1946 wrote:So, I'm engaged in a lively debate with a seller
????Why? Did you buy from him and want a refund?You can get that from
the Resolution Centre. Asking him first is just a courtesy. Are you
trying to negotiate a better price?There is...
