topic Re: Buyer Repeatably Claims INR in Selling

Buyer Repeatably Claims INR

neuvecottage — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 10:16:31 GMT

I recently cancelled an order. I reviewed the buyers feedback left for sellers. A third or more of purchases are claimed as not received or damaged. The buyer leaves positive feedback for the sellers after they refund. I did not want to take the chance of being used by this person for free product. I reported the buyer to eBay. They did not care as they claim the buyer had a negative experience. I bet the sellers did as well. So I wore the transaction defect rate. Better to my way of thinking than supporting a buyer who appears to be a crook or the unluckiest buyer in history.

Re: Buyer Repeatably Claims INR

davewil1964 — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 10:24:03 GMT

Use 'Problem with buyers address'. It will still cost you 30c, but you won't get a defect.

No point trying to alert us. You are the only one who knows the buyer's ID. The rest of us only get something along the lines of a*****a.

Re: Buyer Repeatably Claims INR

neuvecottage — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 10:34:12 GMT

I would like to name the buyer for the benefit of all sellers. But, recourse for defamation would not be an area I wish to go to. I found your suggestion helpful.

Re: Buyer Repeatably Claims INR

sugar249 — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 10:49:07 GMT

Even if you did name the buyer, admins would edit it out, as you cant name and shame on here.

Which personally I think is a great idea, as you may have a bad experience with a seller, but that is your opinion only, and as such naming and shaming is a bad thing (IMHO). And really are they really dodgy or have they really had a bad run, again all opinion

Re: Buyer Repeatably Claims INR

jellybirddesigns — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 11:00:55 GMT

Sensible move.

I always check buyer feedback before proceeding with the order and have definitely dodged a few bullets over the years for sure!