I get negative feedback for not selling more for the winning bid

[greentrendsballarat]

Winning bidder expects me to sell more items for the winning bid price at my loss. Unusal request I must say so I naturally refused, then get a suprize  negative. I found out he took advantage of a phraze saying (option to buy more) that phaze was left on the template form the same item in another listing as a buy it now. There was a buy it now on the auction listing for $9.99 and the customer could have clicked buy it now before a bid was placed and have multipule items for that price but instead he tried to get more than one for the winning bid of $5.50 the listing did state "ONE ITEM" in descriptions. Ebay is investigating the unfair feedback and wondering if others agree or not or had a similar experiance.

  Listing headding-              AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIAN CORONATION $2 DOLLAR purple COLOURED COIN UNCIRCULATED

One Australian low mintage 2013 $2 purple stripe coin unc picked strait from armorguard mint bag with option to buy more.

Photos are similar or same condition of the item you will get.

Coins will be packed securely with individual coin presentation display holders.

Please make your own judgment on condition with the photos given and take advantage of the 100% money back satisfaction guarantee that gives the buyer no reason to leave less than POSITVE feedback. 

"With option to buy more" but seller refused to sell more for Auction price!	Buyer:	04-Aug-14 17:29
	Reply by greentrendsballarat (06-Aug-14 18:36): Reporting to ebay for unfair feedback auction was for one item buyer banned Follow-up by grace495 (07-Aug-14 16:10): FEEDBACK IS FAIR AS SELLER REFUSED TO HONOUR OFFER IN LISTING - NOT ENOUGH MONEY

[kopenhagen5]

I think it is quite clear if you want more you need to BUY them.

But what is not clear is the price to buy further.

Ok, I would ask to be sure but I guess many assume and become upset when it's otherwise.

The listing should have option to buy more at BIN price of $xxxxx.

Good luck.

[bsal6160]

Just how was the buyer taking advantage of an option left on the template BY YOU? It was not the buyer who had it in the listing. If indeed there was that option in the listing then YES the feedback left was honest and accurate and not in violation of feedback policy and may even end up with a defect but if it wasnt in the listing then thats a different story.

[fortymillioncoins]

eBay do nothing for the seller- Customer support and policies are there for the buyer- removing negative feedback is like trying to blast cancer, ebola and poverty from earth

eBay customer support is designed to wear down and frustrate the seller- like a frog in a pot of water that is slowly brought to the boil- ebay want to squash sellers into slavery and subservience just like Woolworths allegedly does with farmers- CONTROL & CRIPPLE

Before we all know it we will all be boiled alive