The seller is supplying the OP with a product that, it appears, is unique, ie. the buyer cannot find it elsewhere. The seller has a monopoly...... OP If you want to buy more of the same items and can find them nowhere else then you will need to submit to the sellers terms and ideosyncracies.............. simple.................. the seller it appears could not give a rats rrrrrs re customer service........... and if you end up on their blocked bidder list then you will not be able to purchase.......
If the seller is consistant with their "service" or lack thereof I would give the seller a positive............... you knew what to expect....... if you buy again in the future.................you will know what to expect.
IMO low stars and negative comments will not make this recalcitrant seller change their spots to how many expect sellers to act on ebay...................but is more likely to alienate your unique supplier................where would that leave you????
example.......................... I have repeat buyers who sometimes do not pay me for weeks....................... they always pay....but...sometimes not for weeks............ If I had opened a NPB dispute after 4 days and then closed it regardless of the buyers remonstrations.then the consensus on these boards would be that
"I did the right thing for the commoin good" ie i was helping to protect other sellers that had NPB blocks up by following the protocol that is considered the norm. However i do not always follow those protocols and I invariably end up with a sale.......................................thatstance may not suit the multitude or be in the multitudes best interest......................however.that stance suits me and sells my things, albeit a little later than I would have liked, that I would otherwise be required to relist and possibly wear the original listing fees
TELL ME AND I WILL FORGET, SHOW ME AND I MAY REMEMBER,, INVOLVE ME AND I WILL UNDERSTAND Confucius 450bc
