we have not been paid yet

Summary: La discusión gira en torno a un problema relacionado con el pago pendiente, como se indica en el asunto. Aunque no se proporciona contenido específico en los mensajes, parece que varios participantes, incluyendo ellabrittnys, twyngwyn, sandypebbles, gutterpunkz05, y otros, están involucrados en una conversación que quizás discute las experiencias compartidas sobre la falta de pago. La participación de múltiples autores sugiere que este es un problema que afecta a más de una persona. Aunque no se detalla la resolución, la interacción indica preocupación por el asunto.

We have 53 items finishing this weekend we have been paid peanuts and keep being misled by eBay what do we do?

ellabrittnys

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Posted 1 year ago·Last reply 1 year ago

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davewil1964

·1 year ago

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You seem to have many listings that you have relisted because you haven't been paid. Tears ahead, also undoubtedly NARU.

shoppingbag*

·1 year ago

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I am shocked and disgusted by the feedback remarks you have aimed at your Buyers. I am sure that eBay will give you exactly what you deserve very shortly. Did you ever read the eBay Selling rules? Especially the part about creating a positive experience for Buyers. Obviously not! You think it is ok to name call and abuse Buyers?? No doubt your feedback remarks to others will seriously reduce the number of Buyers who will risk dealing with you. You will get what you deserve and have no-one to blame but yourself. I think that your time as a Seller on eBay will be very short lived.

springyzone

·1 year ago

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@shoppingbag* wrote:
I am shocked and disgusted by the feedback remarks you have aimed at your Buyers. I am sure that eBay will give you exactly what you deserve very shortly. Did you ever read the eBay Selling rules? Especially the part about creating a positive experience for Buyers. Obviously not! You think it is ok to name call and abuse Buyers?? No doubt your feedback remarks to others will seriously reduce the number of Buyers who will risk dealing with you. You will get what you deserve and have no-one to blame but yourself. I think that your time as a Seller on eBay will be very short lived.

I think they are some of the worst seller comments I have ever seen on ebay. They made me feel quite angry.

When I first read their problem

We have 53 items finishing this weekend we have been paid peanuts and keep being misled by eBay what do we do?

I was puzzled as if they were not signed up to managed payments, they would not have been paid at all. Yet they were saying they were paid peanuts. I now think they mean paid peanuts by the buyers, not ebay.

I think the reason they are livid, the reason they say they were misled by ebay, is that they read that starting an auction low might create excitement, that paying extra to promote an item would boost the chances of selling it and so on.

And they are very angry that their items are selling so low, they are not prepared to sell at those prices.

The problem is they are taking that anger out on the poor buyers, who have had nothing to do with setting the price, their only crime was to bid and buy.

It is a pity that after the first few bad experiences, selling with very low prices, that they didn't hold their tongue and instead come in here to ask for advice.

I think anyone here would have told them to start the auctions higher, don't take any notice of ebay suggestions about starting super low, and keeping comments professional, not abusive.

springyzone

·1 year ago

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ellabrittny, it works like this.

You list items on ebay at the price you are willing to sell them for.

Even if it is an auction, that still applies.

The lowest price you are willing to sell at. There is no such thing as an ebay reserve on these.

You have absolutely appalling feedback and your replies are plain rude and ignorant.

You had a go at someone because your item sold at 12 cents and you had paid a promotion on ebay for that.

Ebay can promote your product but it cannot force buyers to buy. So who is the fool who listed at 12 cents? It wasn't ebay, it wasn't the buyer.

Then you gave a very nasty reply to someone who paid $11.50 for an item then didn't receive them or any reply to messages and your reply to them was $400 worth of stamps for $10? Go eat dim sims, buddy.

Again, who is the idiot who set a so called $400 item to start at $10? It wasn't ebay, it wasn't the buyer. It was you two again. For your info, auctions don't necessarily go gang busters these days, you may only get one or two bids so start higher.

If you want to sell on ebay you need to know this-you set a price you want to sell at and when it is paid for, you send it out immediately. You answer questions promptly and with manners.

If I had a reply to my feedback along the lines you have given, I'd be onto ebay like a shot to complain, it is out of line. Each and every buyer there gave a reasoned feedback remark and you gave feral answers.

You're not ready to sell on ebay, read up about T &C.

And you'll be up for fees for all those sales you cancelled for no good reason.

lezned-toycollector

·1 year ago

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They're obviously full of it. You can't sell anything on eBay for under $1.00. The system simply won't allow it.

If an auction ended with the high bid at 12c, the bid would be automatically cancelled by the bots and the item would drop into the seller's unsold items.

This also applies if the listing is ended by the seller when they select the option of ending the listing and selling to the highest bidder. They won't actually make a successful sale unless the minimum selling price of $1.00 is achieved.