I bet the number of 1's and 2's left goes down dramatically. All sellers should wet themselves.
From what I can tell, 707 is the DOLLAR STORE compared to deans_cards. For what that guy charges, if I ever bought anything from him I would expect it to be delivered to me in a frickin' limo. ~WalterSobchak
PS - this is old news....I tried mentioning this in an old thread that Grote hijacked.....so go back to sucking your thumbs and figuring out why your lives are so miserable.
<< <i>PS - this is old news....I tried mentioning this in an old thread that Grote hijacked.....so go back to sucking your thumbs and figuring out why your lives are so miserable. >>
Why so angry? I thought you would be excited by this news.
<< <i>PS - this is old news....I tried mentioning this in an old thread that Grote hijacked.....so go back to sucking your thumbs and figuring out why your lives are so miserable. >>
More ebay games. Honestly, a buyer shouldn't GET feedback at all. If they pay, then great, if they dont, they get a public/permanent negative on their account for non paying. Thats their only job.
<< <i>More ebay games. Honestly, a buyer shouldn't GET feedback at all. If they pay, then great, if they dont, they get a public/permanent negative on their account for non paying. Thats their only job. >>
I will disagree with this, there are many things besides paying/not paying that should be tracked. Unfortunately, since one can only leave positive feedback for a buyer, eBay has made the feedback useless.
I think they should also track things like: Bid retractions (# & %) Sellers should be able to note the buyers seeking partial refund for case scratches, etc. so future sellers know if this is a frequent occurrence/scam Avg time between winning/paying
All AHs I've dealt with require references to even be allowed the privilege of bidding, eBay requires only a credit card.
yeah. bid retractions. never seen a person go bonkers with that one until recently....had a guy bid on over a dozen items and then every few days he'd retract a handful until he was down to about 3....i cancelled and blocked him.
but what was particularly funny about it was all auctions started at .99 and he was whacking $1.00 bids for putting in the wrong amount.
<< <i>[ I will disagree with this, there are many things besides paying/not paying that should be tracked. Unfortunately, since one can only leave positive feedback for a buyer, eBay has made the feedback useless.
I think they should also track things like: Bid retractions (# & %) Sellers should be able to note the buyers seeking partial refund for case scratches, etc. so future sellers know if this is a frequent occurrence/scam Avg time between winning/paying
All AHs I've dealt with require references to even be allowed the privilege of bidding, eBay requires only a credit card. >>
Tracked yes, but it should not affect the feedback score. Feedback should be for sellers. Sportlots has a pretty good system that tracks non payment and other buyer issues, although it really doesnt enforce a policy on it as I think ebay might. I agree that bid retractions should be shown and you should be able to put in a number that would block someone with xxxx number of retractions from bidding on your auction. They should list average time to pay, etc etc. But honestly, if a person pays for an item on time, what else is there? If a buyer is not happy with his purchase and has a legit reason for it, at least in their mind, do you think a seller should be able to lie or blast the buyer for being unhappy? Thats what started the whole "no feedback for buyers" in the first place....as it was mainly shady/dishonest sellers who would neg a buyer for paying on time but being dissatisfied with their purchase. There are difficult customers in all businesses, whether online or not, I deal with them daily, but if you provide good service, most of them are return customers. But if I yelled at them (ie a neg fb) because of them being unhappy, I guarantee they go somewhere else next time.
I do like the eBay option that lets sellers block and buyers with a feedback rating of -1 or lower. Seeing that negatives cannot be left for buyers, how does one accrue such a rating?
From what I can tell, 707 is the DOLLAR STORE compared to deans_cards. For what that guy charges, if I ever bought anything from him I would expect it to be delivered to me in a frickin' limo. ~WalterSobchak
<< <i>I do like the eBay option that lets sellers block and buyers with a feedback rating of -1 or lower. Seeing that negatives cannot be left for buyers, how does one accrue such a rating? >>
They'd have to use that ID for selling too, or they'd have to have accumulated negative feedback back when buyers could receive a neg.
<< <i>I think ebay should add an automated system where the buyer gets a negative feedback for an item which they also get an unpaid item strike. >>
That would make perfect sense, every seller would agree. Zero chance that eBay will implement it though
From what I can tell, 707 is the DOLLAR STORE compared to deans_cards. For what that guy charges, if I ever bought anything from him I would expect it to be delivered to me in a frickin' limo. ~WalterSobchak
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<< <i>BobbyW just wet himself. >>
i just laughed so hard at this reply that i wet MYSELF!
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<< <i>BobbyW just wet himself. >>
i just laughed so hard at this reply that i wet MYSELF!
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<< <i>BobbyW just wet himself. >>
i just laughed so hard at this reply that i wet MYSELF!
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By request, here they are again...........MILTON BRADLEY and the STAR DINGERS!!!!!!
Maybe all those star-dingers will start leaving negs instead.
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<< <i>Why would this stop people from leaving 1 or 2 stars?
Maybe all those star-dingers will start leaving negs instead. >>
Exactly. If I feel like dinging stars (and it's merited) I will, and I couldn't care less if the seller knows it.
<< <i>PS - this is old news....I tried mentioning this in an old thread that Grote hijacked.....so go back to sucking your thumbs and figuring out why your lives are so miserable. >>
Why so angry? I thought you would be excited by this news.
<< <i>PS - this is old news....I tried mentioning this in an old thread that Grote hijacked.....so go back to sucking your thumbs and figuring out why your lives are so miserable. >>
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Umm...but it's Tuesday...is this a case of the Tuesdays?
BTW, thank you Geordie for the valuable information
<< <i>So sellers can leave neg feedback under this change or did I read this wrong? >>
I think you read it wrong.
I'll never understand why quantity of unpaid item strikes and bid retractions aren't listed on the public feedback section of every buyer on ebay.
<< <i>More ebay games. Honestly, a buyer shouldn't GET feedback at all. If they pay, then great, if they dont, they get a public/permanent negative on their account for non paying. Thats their only job. >>
I will disagree with this, there are many things besides paying/not paying that should be tracked. Unfortunately, since one can only leave positive feedback for a buyer, eBay has made the feedback useless.
I think they should also track things like:
Bid retractions (# & %)
Sellers should be able to note the buyers seeking partial refund for case scratches, etc. so future sellers know if this is a frequent occurrence/scam
Avg time between winning/paying
All AHs I've dealt with require references to even be allowed the privilege of bidding, eBay requires only a credit card.
but what was particularly funny about it was all auctions started at .99 and he was whacking $1.00 bids for putting in the wrong amount.
<< <i>[
I will disagree with this, there are many things besides paying/not paying that should be tracked. Unfortunately, since one can only leave positive feedback for a buyer, eBay has made the feedback useless.
I think they should also track things like:
Bid retractions (# & %)
Sellers should be able to note the buyers seeking partial refund for case scratches, etc. so future sellers know if this is a frequent occurrence/scam
Avg time between winning/paying
All AHs I've dealt with require references to even be allowed the privilege of bidding, eBay requires only a credit card. >>
Tracked yes, but it should not affect the feedback score. Feedback should be for sellers. Sportlots has a pretty good system that tracks non payment and other buyer issues, although it really doesnt enforce a policy on it as I think ebay might. I agree that bid retractions should be shown and you should be able to put in a number that would block someone with xxxx number of retractions from bidding on your auction. They should list average time to pay, etc etc. But honestly, if a person pays for an item on time, what else is there? If a buyer is not happy with his purchase and has a legit reason for it, at least in their mind, do you think a seller should be able to lie or blast the buyer for being unhappy? Thats what started the whole "no feedback for buyers" in the first place....as it was mainly shady/dishonest sellers who would neg a buyer for paying on time but being dissatisfied with their purchase. There are difficult customers in all businesses, whether online or not, I deal with them daily, but if you provide good service, most of them are return customers. But if I yelled at them (ie a neg fb) because of them being unhappy, I guarantee they go somewhere else next time.
~WalterSobchak
<< <i>I do like the eBay option that lets sellers block and buyers with a feedback rating of -1 or lower. Seeing that negatives cannot be left for buyers, how does one accrue such a rating? >>
They'd have to use that ID for selling too, or they'd have to have accumulated negative feedback back when buyers could receive a neg.
I think ebay should add an automated system where the buyer gets a negative feedback for an item which they also get an unpaid item strike.
<< <i>I think ebay should add an automated system where the buyer gets a negative feedback for an item which they also get an unpaid item strike. >>
That would make perfect sense, every seller would agree. Zero chance that eBay will implement it though
~WalterSobchak