on 18-12-2013 10:13 PM
How can a buyer leave negative feedback on an item without contacting the seller ( me ) if there is a problem ?
There feedback was totally uncalled for saying i needed to be jailed. FOR WHAT? I gave clear instruction on the item,measurements and a photo.
I have msg them asking what the problem is but no answer as of yet.
on 18-12-2013 10:34 PM
on 18-12-2013 10:35 PM
on 18-12-2013 10:41 PM
ring eBay - contact info top right of screen under customer support tab. go to selling - feedback - and follow the prompts
if you wait for them to answer your message, the canned response is likely to resemble one of those jokes that you get in a Christmas Bon Bon (and you won't even get a paper crown or a free toy for your troubles)
if the first person to whom you speak doesn't give you ther answer you want, insist on speaking to a supervisor..... that may help a little bit more, but........
18-12-2013 10:42 PM - edited 18-12-2013 10:43 PM
I agree they shouldn't have bought it just so they could give you a neg feedback,would be best if you called Ebay and asked them to remove the feedback as the wording is stating that you are a criminal and that is defemation.
on 18-12-2013 10:44 PM
@zelly888 wrote:I agree they shouldn't have bought it just so they could give you a neg feedback,would be best if you called Ebay and asked them to remove the feedback as the wording is stating that you are a criminal and it is defemation.
nope - its not defamation..... the term "should" is subjective and places it into the category of "opinion"
on 18-12-2013 10:47 PM
OP, read this policy
When eBay may remove or adjust Feedback
know it well, as these will be the points that you will have to counter. So have a reasoned argument ready to go. Don't leave it to think on your feet iykwim. Anticipate their position and have your counter ready to go.
on 18-12-2013 11:02 PM
oh dear, so you think because their fb was unfair, and perhaps harsh it is ok for YOU to leave a false positive on their fb page, against ebay rules?
why is it ok for you to break the rules but you expect yr buyer to abide by them?
do you realize that if that nasty buyer puts a complaint to ebay about your feedback YOU are the one who will get a sanction against your selling account?
on 18-12-2013 11:15 PM
oops! I believe that is an example of shooting oneself in the foot.
There is a concept known as The Doctrine of Clean Hands.
What this means is that if you seek justice (usually from a Court) that you must do so with clean hands...
oops
on 19-12-2013 08:03 AM
on 19-12-2013 09:25 AM
Two wrongs do not make a right, an old but true saying and contravening feedback policy yourself does not mean the buyer is now in the wrong.
You say you don't know what was wrong but could it perhaps be the description as vintage, a lot of people take that to mean 50 or more years old.
