eBay Feedback Hag Rant!!!
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Sold a DVD on eBay. Sent it out first class. She didn't recieve it. It got lost in the post I guess. I sent her an apology message and refunded her completely. She then left negative feedback. I'm now down a tenner plus postage, don't have the DVD, and have negative feedback. Great, lol
1) Recorded would have saved all of this for circa 50p
2) She does have the DVD, she just said she didnt when she saw it wasnt recorded and knew ebay would side with her
3) Negative feedback is rather poor form though considering she's already fleeced you
[You'll notice my view of ebay transactions, is very similar to tonker's view on divorces
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2) She does have the DVD, she just said she didnt when she saw it wasnt recorded and knew ebay would side with her
3) Negative feedback is rather poor form though considering she's already fleeced you
[You'll notice my view of ebay transactions, is very similar to tonker's view on divorces
]Sump, there was an ebay case yes. She filed a case for not recieving it, I opted for the 'Give full refund', and then she left me bad feedback. She opened the case about 2 weeks after I posted the DVD, obviously if she hasn't recieved it by then she won't do. Unless she's a lying piece of crap, lol
If it really is this easy to be a prick I might start it myself and buy £100's worth of stuff then just claim I never got it. Couldn't do it myself as I'm not an asshole. Well, not much, lol
If it really is this easy to be a prick I might start it myself and buy £100's worth of stuff then just claim I never got it. Couldn't do it myself as I'm not an asshole. Well, not much, lol
Easy solution to this, I've done it.
Report the feedback to ebay stating it is incorrect. They will remove the negative feedback within a day or so. you'll probably have to google how to do it as ebay don't make it obvious.
Don't put anything on hers, but email her to say you shouldn't put negative feedback for things that are outside of your control and she has been reported to ebay for misuse of the feedback system. Let ebay follow it up and she might think twice in future after you've pointed it out.
Report it to the Royal Mail and they will reimburse you. I believe they track this stuff so if the same destination (or source) address is getting repeated requests for reimbursement they start to look a little more closely.
Hope that helps.
Report the feedback to ebay stating it is incorrect. They will remove the negative feedback within a day or so. you'll probably have to google how to do it as ebay don't make it obvious.
Don't put anything on hers, but email her to say you shouldn't put negative feedback for things that are outside of your control and she has been reported to ebay for misuse of the feedback system. Let ebay follow it up and she might think twice in future after you've pointed it out.
Report it to the Royal Mail and they will reimburse you. I believe they track this stuff so if the same destination (or source) address is getting repeated requests for reimbursement they start to look a little more closely.
Hope that helps.
Paul O said:
Easy solution to this, I've done it.
Report the feedback to ebay stating it is incorrect. They will remove the negative feedback within a day or so. you'll probably have to google how to do it as ebay don't make it obvious.
Don't put anything on hers, but email her to say you shouldn't put negative feedback for things that are outside of your control and she has been reported to ebay for misuse of the feedback system. Let ebay follow it up and she might think twice in future after you've pointed it out.
Report it to the Royal Mail and they will reimburse you. I believe they track this stuff so if the same destination (or source) address is getting repeated requests for reimbursement they start to look a little more closely.
Hope that helps.
ThisReport the feedback to ebay stating it is incorrect. They will remove the negative feedback within a day or so. you'll probably have to google how to do it as ebay don't make it obvious.
Don't put anything on hers, but email her to say you shouldn't put negative feedback for things that are outside of your control and she has been reported to ebay for misuse of the feedback system. Let ebay follow it up and she might think twice in future after you've pointed it out.
Report it to the Royal Mail and they will reimburse you. I believe they track this stuff so if the same destination (or source) address is getting repeated requests for reimbursement they start to look a little more closely.
Hope that helps.
Paul O said:
Easy solution to this, I've done it.
Report the feedback to ebay stating it is incorrect. They will remove the negative feedback within a day or so. you'll probably have to google how to do it as ebay don't make it obvious.
Don't put anything on hers, but email her to say you shouldn't put negative feedback for things that are outside of your control and she has been reported to ebay for misuse of the feedback system. Let ebay follow it up and she might think twice in future after you've pointed it out.
Report it to the Royal Mail and they will reimburse you. I believe they track this stuff so if the same destination (or source) address is getting repeated requests for reimbursement they start to look a little more closely.
Hope that helps.
Then send her a turd in a box.Report the feedback to ebay stating it is incorrect. They will remove the negative feedback within a day or so. you'll probably have to google how to do it as ebay don't make it obvious.
Don't put anything on hers, but email her to say you shouldn't put negative feedback for things that are outside of your control and she has been reported to ebay for misuse of the feedback system. Let ebay follow it up and she might think twice in future after you've pointed it out.
Report it to the Royal Mail and they will reimburse you. I believe they track this stuff so if the same destination (or source) address is getting repeated requests for reimbursement they start to look a little more closely.
Hope that helps.
MysteryLemon said:
Paul O said:
Easy solution to this, I've done it.
Report the feedback to ebay stating it is incorrect. They will remove the negative feedback within a day or so. you'll probably have to google how to do it as ebay don't make it obvious.
Don't put anything on hers, but email her to say you shouldn't put negative feedback for things that are outside of your control and she has been reported to ebay for misuse of the feedback system. Let ebay follow it up and she might think twice in future after you've pointed it out.
Report it to the Royal Mail and they will reimburse you. I believe they track this stuff so if the same destination (or source) address is getting repeated requests for reimbursement they start to look a little more closely.
Hope that helps.
Then send her a turd in a box.Report the feedback to ebay stating it is incorrect. They will remove the negative feedback within a day or so. you'll probably have to google how to do it as ebay don't make it obvious.
Don't put anything on hers, but email her to say you shouldn't put negative feedback for things that are outside of your control and she has been reported to ebay for misuse of the feedback system. Let ebay follow it up and she might think twice in future after you've pointed it out.
Report it to the Royal Mail and they will reimburse you. I believe they track this stuff so if the same destination (or source) address is getting repeated requests for reimbursement they start to look a little more closely.
Hope that helps.
Darren156 said:
Sold a DVD on eBay. Sent it out first class. She didn't recieve it. It got lost in the post I guess. I sent her an apology message and refunded her completely. She then left negative feedback. I'm now down a tenner plus postage, don't have the DVD, and have negative feedback. Great, lol
you can claim against royal mail for up to £35 (?) for loss in post. I think you can even do this without proof of postage, but i would always get a proof if posting stuff sold on ebay, or returns for things you bought onlineBlown2CV said:
you can claim against royal mail for up to £35 (?) for loss in post. I think you can even do this without proof of postage, but i would always get a proof if posting stuff sold on ebay, or returns for things you bought online
Used to be £30 and days about 30 days to get the refund IIRC from the last time i had to claim.Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff