<< <i>They could back when I left my only one ever. >>
Back then, 60 days wasn't a hard and fast rule. As long as you could still see the listing, you could leave feedback. Leaving a neg at 59 days 23 hours and 55 minutes was no guarantee of not getting a neg in return.
<< <i>They could back when I left my only one ever. >>
Back then, 60 days wasn't a hard and fast rule. As long as you could still see the listing, you could leave feedback. Leaving a neg at 59 days 23 hours and 55 minutes was no guarantee of not getting a neg in return. >>
Saving the emails where the seller commited feedback extorsion toke care of that. That plus eBay and PayPal had to help get my money back for a non delivery of a $2500.00 coin won the case.
<< <i>They could back when I left my only one ever. >>
Back then, 60 days wasn't a hard and fast rule. As long as you could still see the listing, you could leave feedback. Leaving a neg at 59 days 23 hours and 55 minutes was no guarantee of not getting a neg in return. >>
Back then it was 90 days. Dropped to 60 when eBay eliminated negs for buyers.
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I tried that once. It didn't work. They said it was already too late. Too bad, the dealer really deserved it.
<< <i>If your real sneaky you can leave that neg at 59 days 23 hours and 55 minutes.
Why do you have to be sneaky when leaving a neg? Sellers can't do anything about it.
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<< <i>If your real sneaky you can leave that neg at 59 days 23 hours and 55 minutes.
Why do you have to be sneaky when leaving a neg? Sellers can't do anything about it. >>
They could back when I left my only one ever.
<< <i>They could back when I left my only one ever. >>
Back then, 60 days wasn't a hard and fast rule. As long as you could still see the listing, you could leave feedback. Leaving a neg at 59 days 23 hours and 55 minutes was no guarantee of not getting a neg in return.
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<< <i>They could back when I left my only one ever. >>
Back then, 60 days wasn't a hard and fast rule. As long as you could still see the listing, you could leave feedback. Leaving a neg at 59 days 23 hours and 55 minutes was no guarantee of not getting a neg in return. >>
Saving the emails where the seller commited feedback extorsion toke care of that. That plus eBay and PayPal had to help get my money back for a non delivery of a $2500.00 coin won the case.
<< <i>Saving the emails where the seller commited feedback extorsion toke care of that. >>
You're fortunate the seller committed his intentions to email. Had he done nothing but just given you a neg, eBay wouldn't have done anything.
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<< <i>They could back when I left my only one ever. >>
Back then, 60 days wasn't a hard and fast rule. As long as you could still see the listing, you could leave feedback. Leaving a neg at 59 days 23 hours and 55 minutes was no guarantee of not getting a neg in return. >>
Back then it was 90 days. Dropped to 60 when eBay eliminated negs for buyers.
Russ, NCNE