Do You Give Positive Feedback In This Situation?

lamontcarter · May 19, 2006 1:26PM

First time I have not been satisfied with an item and returned it. If the seller gives you a refund without a problem should you leave positive feedback? Something to the efffect of "Honest Ebayer."

Or do you just leave it alone?

Dumb question probably.

tennesseebanker · May 19, 2006 1:35PM

If you return it and he gives you a refund, I would say give him a positive, Maybe not an overwhelming positive but a good one liner should suffice.

lamontcarter · May 19, 2006 1:38PM

That's what I was thinking. Thanks Banker.

DeutscherGeist · May 19, 2006 1:51PM

by all means give him a postive. Any seller that backs up their products and honors a return policy is a seller most would feel confident in dealing with.

When I check the feedback of sellers I am thinking of buying from, it would give me a lot of confidence knowing a buyer like you returned an item you were unsatisfied with and got a refund.

Some sellers don't care if you are unsatisfied or go to great lengths to avoid giving you a refund.

jmbkb4 · May 19, 2006 2:56PM

<< First time I have not been satisfied with an item and returned it. If the seller gives you a refund without a problem should you leave positive feedback? Something to the efffect of "Honest Ebayer."

Or do you just leave it alone?

Dumb question probably. >>

I use the phrase, "Seller made things right -- honest seller" sometimes.

lamontcarter · May 19, 2006 3:15PM

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<< First time I have not been satisfied with an item and returned it. If the seller gives you a refund without a problem should you leave positive feedback? Something to the efffect of "Honest Ebayer."

Or do you just leave it alone?

Dumb question probably. >>

I use the phrase, "Seller made things right -- honest seller" sometimes. >>

I like that one.

Boopotts · May 20, 2006 1:22AM

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<< First time I have not been satisfied with an item and returned it. If the seller gives you a refund without a problem should you leave positive feedback? Something to the efffect of "Honest Ebayer."

Or do you just leave it alone?

Dumb question probably. >>

I use the phrase, "Seller made things right -- honest seller" sometimes. >>

I like that one. >>

I just got a + feedback from a buyer that read something like 'Wasn't satsified, seller gave full refund== A++++', which was in response to a Jordan Beam Team I sold that apparently was the 'members only' version of this card (?) as opposed to the regular version (I still have no idea what the difference is). I gave him a + feeback, and the world is good.

goose3 · May 20, 2006 1:46AM

absolutely deserves positive feedback.

why wouldn't he?

Writer11 · May 20, 2006 2:08AM

<< absolutely deserves positive feedback.

why wouldn't he? >>

Goose,

That Burger King masks always cracks me up.

poppie · May 20, 2006 2:57AM

So long as he refunded your money AND their was no intent on the sellers part to intentially deceive, then I leave a positive feedback. If the seller sent me a card graded by Gem Mint instead of PSA, I leave a negative. If it was a not even close to listed grade for a raw card, i leave a neutral.

MorrellMan · May 20, 2006 5:22AM

This transaction is the sort of deal that feedback is all about. Of course give him a positive. What else would you do? Leave a neutral and say "Got the card, wasn't satisfied, seller refunded full purchase price - wotta jerk"? Sounds like the seller is doing exactly what I would want a good seller to do.

etown99girl · May 20, 2006 6:09AM

First time I have not been satisfied with an item and returned it.

What was the issue?

lamontcarter · May 20, 2006 7:08AM

It actually wasn't for a card, it was for some shirts that were IMO poor quality. I had bought 2 shirts from the seller before and was satisfied so I bought some more. The second set were way different than the first ones. Seller admitted that she got these shirts from another supplier and that she had other complaints about them.

MarkJ · May 20, 2006 7:37AM

It actually wasn't for a card, it was for some shirts that were IMO poor quality. I had bought 2 shirts from the seller before and was satisfied so I bought some more. The second set were way different than the first ones. Seller admitted that she got these shirts from another supplier and that she had other complaints about them.

Yes, Please leave a Positive FB.

smallstocks · May 20, 2006 11:25PM

I will typiocally say "Great customer service"

ctsoxfan · May 21, 2006 2:08PM

<< This transaction is the sort of deal that feedback is all about. Of course give him a positive. What else would you do? Leave a neutral and say "Got the card, wasn't satisfied, seller refunded full purchase price - wotta jerk"? Sounds like the seller is doing exactly what I would want a good seller to do. >>

I was going to type something similar - but this sums it up perfectly. Absolutely, a positive is deserved here.

poppie · May 22, 2006 12:45AM

<< It actually wasn't for a card, it was for some shirts that were IMO poor quality. I had bought 2 shirts from the seller before and was satisfied so I bought some more. The second set were way different than the first ones. Seller admitted that she got these shirts from another supplier and that she had other complaints about them. >>

ABSOLUTELY a Positive !!! Sounds like a quality seller to me!

RedRomad275 · May 23, 2006 3:52AM

If the item is not as advertised or not what you expected and the seller refunded you then absolutely is a positive.

Do You Give Positive Feedback In This Situation?

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