on โ20-10-2017 09:51 AM
I'd like to email eBay with a suggestion but there is no way to do this. I don't have the time to chat or phone & a simple email would be best. My suggestion is that the sellers identify themselves on the posted item. I have no idea who the items are from when I receive them & this is a problem. If I need an item in a hurry I sometimes order the same item from 2 sellers because it can take 2 months or more to receive them. For example - I needed some zip ties in a hurry so I placed 2 orders, 1 has arrived but I have no idea who it is from so I can't leave feedback & I don't know who is the fastest to order from in the future. The only information on the package is in Chinese so I don't know if the sellers name is there or not. Is it possible for eBay to require the sellers to include their trading name in the package?
on โ20-10-2017 10:01 AM
Even if ebay did respond to your email (which is very unlikely as it is manned by bots) it is more than likely you would only get an automated response which has nothing to do with what you asked
Could you in the 'note to seller' section ask if they can include their ebay username on the back of the package?
on โ20-10-2017 09:53 PM
on โ21-10-2017 09:11 PM
Geez, if I needed cable ties that quickly, I'd have just gone to Bunnings, the local hardware shop, or even just the local supermarket. Most people live pretty close to the supermarket.
FYI, I never put my username with my parcels. The best a buyer can hope for is my first name. It's my choice what I put on a parcel. Nothing to do with eBay. I also highly doubt that would ever be a requirement of selling. Not my fault if a seller can't keep track of what they have bought from whom.
on โ21-10-2017 09:52 PM
LOL... I was just thinking the same thing, Tippy....
............needed zip ties quickly, orders them from China!!!
some folk!! LOL
โ22-10-2017 01:53 AM - edited โ22-10-2017 01:53 AM
@*tippy*toes* wrote:...Not my fault if a seller can't keep track of what they have bought from whom.
Do you mean 'buyer' ?
on โ22-10-2017 10:14 AM
Yes, that's exactly what I meant, thank you. Teach me not to read over my post before submitting!
on โ22-10-2017 11:20 AM
@2stephenwolf27 wrote:I'd like to email eBay with a suggestion but there is no way to do this. I don't have the time to chat or phone & a simple email would be best.
There is no reason in the world that you cannot email ebay....if you want to wait for ages for an answer that will probably have nothing to do with what you emailed about.
A phone call would probably take no longer than emailing and at least you would be speaking to a person who would probably be able to give you an answer on the spot.
on โ22-10-2017 11:44 AM
Very true. A chicken with an iPad would give a better answer than the bot at the other end of ebay email
IF you get a response at all this is
on โ22-10-2017 10:44 PM
@enigmabear wrote:Very true. A chicken with an iPad would give a better answer than the bot at the other end of ebay email
IF you get a response at all this is
Or a chicken on a raft. ๐