3 cheers for Ebay

[3415len]

eBay’s decision to make tracking compulsory has reduced claims from buyers to a trickle , stopped the scammers in there tracks WELL DONE EBAY.

NOW LET’S CLEAN UP THE SELLERS WHO CLAIM THEY ARE LOCATED IN AUSTRALIA

Many overseas sellers have multiple sites selling exactly the same product from the same city or town within Australia, once they get to many negatives they just shut that one down  and open up another.

Most items are shipped directly from Overseas , that’s fine as long as the Buyer knows that , sometimes the buyer has to wait more than a month to get there product.  EBAY SELLER GOING ON 20 YEARS

[sugar249]

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@*sons_n_daughters* wrote:

It's possible that buyers who use a computer, rather than the app, don't realise that it's now a 2 step process to get to the feedback page. First you click on the number, which then takes you to the bottom of the ad page, and you see the last 3 feedback given, then you have to click see all feedback to go to the actual feedback page. I don't know what ebay were thinking when they brought that in. It's extremely annoying. I know it's only an extra click of the mouse, but it's annoying and pointless. Buyers may not be bothered to do that extra click.

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But surely if they see that the feedback rating is less than 100, logic would say go and check,   I know springy above suggested 97%,  but wow that is 3 out of every 100 trades has an issue.  And if you dig even deeper normally an equivalent or higher number of people have left neutral because they are kinda not happy either,  so if I see 97%,  I automatically double the number of potential unhappy customers,  so you must read the feedback to see why so many issues.    Its not rocket science,  or maybe it is for some people.

For most people who come here to complain,  the answer was in front of them before they even hit the commit to buy button.

[3415len]

sorry precious will only wisper next time🐾