on 10-09-2018 08:57 AM
I just read the last post "Sellers inability to package items securely" and agree with the frustration.
I bought Rolex watch movements. They were mailed to me in a small paper envelope.
I was charged $8 for postage and the seller spent $2. I complained to the seller three times with no response before posting negative feedback.
I noticed today the seller has left a comment on my feedback saying I lie and the items were mailed in a box with bubble wrap.
I have the envelope the movements arrived in. It has the sellers business stamp on it. I am happy to provide photos to verify my claim.
Something has become lost, some sellers genuinely don't care. To counter genuine feedback with a fabricated response.
What and who are buyers to believe?
What is it when poor service and negative feedback can be shrugged off with untrue counter responses?
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on 10-09-2018 08:58 PM
My point was, and is, that the total price is the total price, regardless of whether the sticker price was $2 or $8 for the postage.
The parts COULD have been damaged, but WERE they? I'm guessing not, as your coronary seems to be about the postage price/method not the condition of the items.