Blocked Sellers due to not leaving feedback for buyer
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You ebay sellers that dont leave feedback are going to be called out by me and lose a perfect client. I pay immediately when I click BIN and also usually pay within an hour of winning an auction, I leave positive feedback with full stars the day of receipt of an item. But when a seller doesn't reciprocate, it pisses me off. I understand you might not get around to it for 2 or 3 weeks, but when I've done everything perfectly, and I see my purchase slide off my purchase history after 60 days without me receiving feedback, it makes me feel under-appreciated as a client. I shouldn't have to write you a reminder note grovelling for feedback. It takes 2 seconds and it is part of the transaction and ebay culture. ebay is not a new phenomena. So here is my first seller from whom I will not buy anymore after buying multiple items via BIN with payment immediately over the last few months and no feedback was received by me, the buyer aka a client...
jjfink98 with a 4445 ebay rating. Obviously everyone takes the time out of their schedules to leave him feedback, but he doesn't reciprocate that courtesy
There are other sellers that are on the bubble. I'll post them when the items slide off the purchase history sans feedback.
jjfink98 with a 4445 ebay rating. Obviously everyone takes the time out of their schedules to leave him feedback, but he doesn't reciprocate that courtesy
There are other sellers that are on the bubble. I'll post them when the items slide off the purchase history sans feedback.
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As a seller, I leave feedback as soon as I receive payment. I also include a note along with the card informing the buyer that positive feedback has been left for him/her and that I'd appreciate if he/she could leave me some too whenever he/she gets a chance...
Good one!
My ebay needs a new tickbox: BLOCK EVERYBODY FOR EVERY REASON EVER. Get on it, Donahoe.
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Last thing I need is someone whining and moaning about feedback LOL
<< <i>Give the guy a break, he is only a minor leaguer. >>
You edited your lame comment or did you retract? Making fun of spelling is definitely more childish and lame than complaining about not getting feedback 3 times from the same seller. I guess you realized I spelled league correctly.
<< <i>Please block me with these two user ids
nyyankeeno7
thadookiefromflatbookie
Last thing I need is someone whining and moaning about feedback LOL >>
Done. Last thing I need is to buy from a discourteous seller.
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<< <i>Give the guy a break, he is only a minor leaguer. >>
You edited your lame comment or did you retract? Making fun of spelling is definitely more childish and lame than complaining about not getting feedback 3 times from the same seller. I guess you realized I spelled league correctly. >>
Someone is having a bad day. Does the baby need a nap?
I hope when you wake up you are in a better mood.
What a tool
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<< <i>Give the guy a break, he is only a minor leaguer. >>
You edited your lame comment or did you retract? Making fun of spelling is definitely more childish and lame than complaining about not getting feedback 3 times from the same seller. I guess you realized I spelled league correctly. >>
Someone is having a bad day. Does the baby need a nap?
I hope when you wake up you are in a better mood.
What a tool >>
Typical Yankees fan.
OP can I please have your Ebay name so I can also block you. Don't need people with sand in their lady parts bidding.
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Simply put, I hope I don't become too big a seller to forget the customer appreciation aspect of selling. Seems some sellers already have - they remind me of some slacker sales clerk that can't even be bothered to look up or do anything more than take your money and give you your items.
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<< <i>I just felt a tug on my leg.
Good one! >>
Yup. No way this is a real thing.
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In a couple of hours, he "MIGHT" be in a better mood.
Cross your fingers
<< <i>Your life must be very fulfilling if this is the type of thing you focus mass amounts of energy on. >>
10 minutes is not a mass amount of energy. Ah, that's why some ebay sellers don't spend 2 seconds to leave feedback. Must be too much energy to expend to get off their fat arses. Managing multi-year projects working 70+ hours a week is a mass amount of energy. Raising children, now that is a heluva mass amount of energy. (Belated happy fathers day to all dads)
I'm not here to poke fun at anybody nor fight, and I know collecting should be fun and there is a wide range of age and life experience on this board, but there are obviously sellers on these boards. Bking hit it on the head. He understands that you need to treat your clients well. My consulting business would be outta biz if I took my clients for granted.
trustandsatisfaction is my ebay handle. I've never given a neg on ebay. Sellers who have no clue how to treat a customer, please feel free to block me as a buyer.
To the OP vent on if it helps.
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trustandsatisfaction is my ebay handle. I've never given a neg on ebay. Sellers who have no clue how to treat a customer, please feel free to block me as a buyer. >>
From what I can tell you've given 3 negs on ebay.
I find the feedback paradox confusing sometimes... It seems half the buyers think the seller should leave feedback first and half the sellers believe the buyer should leave feedback first. I can understand both arguements. The buyer pays first and if he pays quickly he should be left feedback. But how does the seller know if the transaction is good until he hears so from the buyer. As a buyer you can leave positive feedback for the seller with immunity. As a seller you can leave positive feedback for the buyer and get the package out same day, but if the postal service is slow they may still choose to leave you a neg, or in worst cases they may instist on a partial refund because you didn't send them a PSA 10 at raw card price...
Feedback on Ebay is so meaningless. Buyers can't get negatives. Buyers get wonderful fast payment positives but yet in reality may be forcing partial refunds or leaving negs on sellers after those positives are received.
<< <i>I'm not here to poke fun at anybody nor fight >>
For someone not looking for a fight, you sure did start this thread with guns blazing.
<< <i>You ebay sellers that dont leave feedback are going to be called out by me and lose a perfect client. I pay immediately when I click BIN and also usually pay within an hour of winning an auction, I leave positive feedback with full stars the day of receipt of an item. But when a seller doesn't reciprocate, it pisses me off. I understand you might not get around to it for 2 or 3 weeks, but when I've done everything perfectly, and I see my purchase slide off my purchase history after 60 days without me receiving feedback, it makes me feel under-appreciated as a client. I shouldn't have to write you a reminder note grovelling for feedback. It takes 2 seconds and it is part of the transaction and ebay culture. ebay is not a new phenomena. So here is my first seller from whom I will not buy anymore after buying multiple items via BIN with payment immediately over the last few months and no feedback was received by me, the buyer aka a client...
[seller named removed b/c that's how i roll]. Obviously everyone takes the time out of their schedules to leave him feedback, but he doesn't reciprocate that courtesy
There are other sellers that are on the bubble. I'll post them when the items slide off the purchase history sans feedback. >>
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trustandsatisfaction is my ebay handle. I've never given a neg on ebay. Sellers who have no clue how to treat a customer, please feel free to block me as a buyer. >>
From what I can tell you've given 3 negs on ebay.
I find the feedback paradox confusing sometimes... It seems half the buyers think the seller should leave feedback first and half the sellers believe the buyer should leave feedback first. I can understand both arguements. The buyer pays first and if he pays quickly he should be left feedback. But how does the seller know if the transaction is good until he hears so from the buyer. As a buyer you can leave positive feedback for the seller with immunity. As a seller you can leave positive feedback for the buyer and get the package out same day, but if the postal service is slow they may still choose to leave you a neg, or in worst cases they may instist on a partial refund because you didn't send them a PSA 10 at raw card price...
Feedback on Ebay is so meaningless. Buyers can't get negatives. Buyers get wonderful fast payment positives but yet in reality may be forcing partial refunds or leaving negs on sellers after those positives are received. >>
You're right. I'd forgotten about those negs I left 13 years ago in 1999 when ebay was just a weanling.
<< <i>You're right. I'd forgotten about those negs I left 13 years ago in 1999 when ebay was just a weanling. >>
your past will always haunt you.
<< <i>In honor of the late Rodney King -- can't we all just get along? >>
your past will always haunt you.
<< <i>the real question is how many stars do you give for $5 shipping? >>
Not again.
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<< <i>I'm not here to poke fun at anybody nor fight >>
For someone not looking for a fight, you sure did start this thread with guns blazing.
<< <i>You ebay sellers that dont leave feedback are going to be called out by me and lose a perfect client. I pay immediately when I click BIN and also usually pay within an hour of winning an auction, I leave positive feedback with full stars the day of receipt of an item. But when a seller doesn't reciprocate, it pisses me off. I understand you might not get around to it for 2 or 3 weeks, but when I've done everything perfectly, and I see my purchase slide off my purchase history after 60 days without me receiving feedback, it makes me feel under-appreciated as a client. I shouldn't have to write you a reminder note grovelling for feedback. It takes 2 seconds and it is part of the transaction and ebay culture. ebay is not a new phenomena. So here is my first seller from whom I will not buy anymore after buying multiple items via BIN with payment immediately over the last few months and no feedback was received by me, the buyer aka a client...
[seller named removed b/c that's how i roll]. Obviously everyone takes the time out of their schedules to leave him feedback, but he doesn't reciprocate that courtesy
There are other sellers that are on the bubble. I'll post them when the items slide off the purchase history sans feedback. >>
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I'm curious how my post assaulted anyone but the clod of a seller that I was referring to. A good seller that leaves feedback should not have been offended. But if I needed to be clearer, please make sure you understand this isn't a feedback hostage rant or who leaves feedback first rant. This is a statement to sellers that don't leave positive feedback after already receiving same from me that they will not receive my business anymore. It happened to me 3 separate times with that particular seller. I paid instantly, I gave him positive feedback and full stars upon receipt of each item and he couldn't give a damn to reciprocate just once. So I'm passed first time, shame on him, now it's in shame-on-me as the saying goes. If I'm still not making any sense, how bout 3 strikes you're out for this seller?
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I understand, to a point, where a seller cares about his feedback on Ebay.
Why on earth a rationale human being would care about their buyer's feedback on Ebay makes absolutely no sense to me.
Posting a thread about such topic is even more amazing.
The fact that I have read this and wasted my time is PRICELESS and maybe that's this guy's goal.
You win. You got me to waste time. Good one!
<< <i>This is either a late April fool's day joke or... just WOW is all I can say.
I understand, to a point, where a seller cares about his feedback on Ebay.
Why on earth a rationale human being would care about their buyer's feedback on Ebay makes absolutely no sense to me.
Posting a thread about such topic is even more amazing.
The fact that I have read this and wasted my time is PRICELESS and maybe that's this guy's goal.
You win. You got me to waste time. Good one! >>
Because in this "who has the most likes on Facebook wins" world, I want to be ready for when my ebay rating affects my FICO score. (This is just about over folks)
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Why on earth a rationale human being would care about their buyer's feedback on Ebay makes absolutely no sense to me.
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Here's what I don't get: people who don't "get" that low feedback Ebayers need feedback if they're going to sell. How many folks on here will buy from a seller with total feedback of, say 50? Even if their % is perfect? Take that same seller and bump his total feedback to 150 and his sales go much, much better.
Most Ebayers that I've talked to don't differentiate between buyer and seller feedback when looking at the seller of an item; they just check the percentage and the total number - period. They aren't all as savvy and "above it all" as we are.
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Working on the following: 1970 Baseball PSA, 1970-1976 Raw, World Series Subsets PSA, 1969 Expansion Teams PSA, Fleer World Series Sets, Texas Rangers Topps Run 1972-1989
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Successful deals to date: thedudeabides,gameusedhoop,golfcollector,tigerdean,treetop,bkritz, CapeMOGuy,WeekendHacker,jeff8877,backbidder,Salinas,milbroco,bbuckner22,VitoCo1972,ddfamf,gemint,K,fatty macs,waltersobchak,dboneesq
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HOWEVER I feel the feedback system as it is is a complete farce. No matter how you feel about the transaction as a seller, you are forced to leave a positive or "leave feedback later".
Why on earth even bother to ask the sellers opinion? Feedback should be eliminated and buyers and sellers records of SNAD's, late payments, failure to pay, bid retractions, etc should be listed, that would give you a better idea of what kind of person you were dealing with.
Joe
<< <i>But it's not enough looking at a seller's total feedback. You have to dig deeper to not only look at his feedback as a seller, but also the feedback he leaves as a seller. How soon after sale date does he leave feedback? Does the feedback look like it's a personalized message highlighting the aspects of the buyer's performance, or does he leave the same lazy feedback message for buyers of all types? Is the feedback spelled correctly in well structured sentences with proper punctuation? These are things you have to look at before considering a purchase and if there's any questions ask before buying. If you see the seller left a feedback two weeks after the sale find out why. >>
Exactly!
Plus ask for the FICO score!
<< <i>As a seller, I leave feedback as soon as I receive payment every time. As a buyer, I have left one neg in 10-12 years.
HOWEVER I feel the feedback system as it is is a complete farce. No matter how you feel about the transaction as a seller, you are forced to leave a positive or "leave feedback later".
Why on earth even bother to ask the sellers opinion? Feedback should be eliminated and buyers and sellers records of SNAD's, late payments, failure to pay, bid retractions, etc should be listed, that would give you a better idea of what kind of person you were dealing with.
Joe >>
You raise a good point. Why do we keep track of buyer's feedback!? The other issues you raise make much more sense. Actually I know why. It's really important... sort of like a FICO score.
This is somebody playing a joke on us.
You got us!
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<< <i>As a seller, I leave feedback as soon as I receive payment every time. As a buyer, I have left one neg in 10-12 years.
HOWEVER I feel the feedback system as it is is a complete farce. No matter how you feel about the transaction as a seller, you are forced to leave a positive or "leave feedback later".
Why on earth even bother to ask the sellers opinion? Feedback should be eliminated and buyers and sellers records of SNAD's, late payments, failure to pay, bid retractions, etc should be listed, that would give you a better idea of what kind of person you were dealing with.
Joe >>
You raise a good point. Why do we keep track of buyer's feedback!? The other issues you raise make much more sense. Actually I know why. It's really important... sort of like a FICO score.
This is somebody playing a joke on us.
You got us! >>
Did you just post your joke 2 post in a row and then LOL it as well?
On topic, I'm with Joe.
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