A buyer gave me negative feedback for an Xbox One S I sold. No prior
communication before the feedback was left. I just saw it there this
afternoon. The buyer claims that it was a "regular" Xbox One. I sent the
exact item pictured in the listing, bra...
@*madison wrote:You can still give it a go with ebay and see what
happens, explain the difference. Otherwise, the only other way to get
rid of the neg is if the buyer agrees to feedback revision. What you
state in your listings though, no refunds, so...
@takikawa4 wrote:In that particular listing you state "I cannot speak on
this console's reliability since I never used it. I am not responsible
for any technical or hardware issues for this console."I cannot help you
if you encounter any issues with ...
@*madison wrote:I can't see on your listing that the item is a Xbox One
S . Have I missed something ? I'm not saying it isn't an Xbox One S ,
but if the proof can't be seen on the listing pics, it might not be so
easy, or possible, to get the neg rem...
@tellmemama wrote:I think you have a chance at getting it removed.
Granted, eBay customer service may use the old tropes "well, it's the
buyer's opinion" or "we don't know what was sent to the buyer". But it's
in your favor that you did use actual in...
@chrysylys wrote:No, don't harrass CS over something so minor. We've
seen posts here where members have been blocked from calling CS because
they did so too much. Your reply to the comment will suffice in the eyes
of anyone reviewing your FB. I reall...
