on 18-07-2014 08:28 PM
We just had bad experience and would like to share with all of you.
1. Buyer provide incorrect address. There is no STATE provided during checkout
2. The post code is 6510, however the suburb said Perth
All we know As per eBay policy, it is buyer responsibility to provide correct address during checkout.
Yesterday we received negative feedback, so we contacted eBay to remove it.
They refuse to remove the feedback, because we can not provide tracking number.
"I looked into this further and would like to inform you that the negative feedback left by this buyer is not removable. This is because it does not fall into our criteria for removal. I understand that the buyer’s address provided in checkout may not be correct, however, we do recommend seller to check with the buyer first to verify postage address if there are discrepancies between either the eBay or PayPal address or if the a state or city indicated in the address is deemed to be invalid."
Then is it "eBay system" fault? allowing buyer not to provide the STATE, the system should know there is no state called "Default"
When we ask the staff, How many states are in Australia, The staff can't even answer how many STATE in Australia, of course the call centre is in Philippines.
Any suggestion is welcome here.
Check his link.
http://pages.ebay.com.au/help/policies/feedback-removal.html
This type of Feedback may be removed:
A buyer provided the wrong delivery address.
Apparently that one is not what it seems to be. Just beaware.
on 29-11-2019 06:30 PM
on 29-11-2019 06:33 PM
First thought is that you should have opened a new post, rather than dragging up one that is 5 years old.
I would check your seller hub to find out his email address and send another message to that one as well.
How long ago did you message him?