@springyzone wrote:
You could well be right, as it is off this person cannot bid on the items, but if a seller blocked this man from buying because of that feedback, then the seller was being far too precious, in my opinion. The feedback was very good, with just a small comment added on a couple of them that postage was a bit slow due to seller being on holidays.
If I read that, it certainly wouldn't put me off bidding. In fact, the comments about the products being good quality and good value would be inclined to make me more likely to bid.
If the buyer marked down the sellers postage DSR stars then the sellers site/search visibility may be lessened.
So although the comment may not stop a buyer from buying...buyers may not be able to purchase because they cannot find the
listing in the first place.
Although DSRs are "anonymous" sellers can run DSR research programs that give them a pretty good idea. However in this case
If the sellers postage stars dropped they have a pretty good idea who marked them down.
If the buyer marked down the sellers postage stars and the "seller is away and not processing transactions until
XX/XX/XX " was showing on the listingthen I can understand their actions. Ebay provide this as a conveniience so that buyer can
still peruse and sellers can have some time off wiothout ending all their listings and then reinstating them after their break
If the buyer did not mark down the DSR stars then I agree with you that the seller may be a little "precious"
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