Posted by jimg.allentown on April 23, 2018 at 09:01:39 from (173.49.135.24):
In Reply to: O T--Buying on eBay posted by Jiles on April 23, 2018 at 08:28:34:
I would not dismiss a seller for a bad feedback or 2 over a year ago. I would READ the feedbacks to see if they seem really justified. After all, some buyers cannot be satisfied. Also note that there is more that goes with a bad feedback than just the feedback. eBay has a strict policy towards sellers, and in most cases, disputes are settled in favor of the buyer.
I have a couple of friends that sell on eBay. It just isn't all "peaches and cream" for the sellers. So-called justice is very much in favor of the buyers.
One fellow that sells book had a customer buy a book from him only to return it shortly afterwards claiming that it was damaged. He returned a different book. When the seller refused to refund it, eBay tried to force him to refund it through arbitration. He ended up winning the case because the book had unique identifying information in it that he had previously documented. The buyer had returned a different edition of the same book and tried to put one over. Without that proof, eBay would have favored the seller. The buyer then posted a negative feedback on the transaction. Would you think that this is fair? Again, he had a battle to get that downgraded to a neutral.
The point is that if a seller has a couple of negatives over a period of years, I would not consider that to be a bad seller. Disputes can arise out of the most innocent transactions. Dismissing a seller out of hand for a couple of feedbacks is not fair to anybody. You really need to rethink your position. It could happen to you some day.
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