on 30-10-2015 07:16 PM
So heres what happened.
I had just listed my second item on ebay:
500 BULK LOT OF POKEMON CARDS
which were my brothers (11 YO) that he wanted to sell to make some money.
and a person bids on it and wins for 59.99 + 20.00 shipping
I post the item whilst i still have 100% feedback and forget about it
a few days later I receive a message from the buyer saying that i sold them "bootleg" pokemon cards and they want their money back.
I looked at their feedback and apparently she had sold fakes herself to some other people so i said to her that she is making to big of a deal and that I would refund the full amount and asked her if she could destroy the cards.
The buyer then gets angry at me, leaves negative feedback (dropping it down to 50% possitive rating) and opens a dispute on paypal.
tell me honestly, Would you buy off a seller with a 50% positive rating?
My question to you is how can I fix this (the rating) and would it be worth closing my account and opening another one?
-Joshua
on 31-10-2015 01:26 PM
Gosh, it's so very important to keep your ebay account secure. Treat it like your bank and credit cards - only YOU have your pin.
Now when you log into ebay, it reminds you to ensure you LOG OUT if you are on a public computer. With computers capturing/remembing user names and passwords these days, you need to find a way to ensure you increase your personal computer security.
on 31-10-2015 10:47 PM
@4green2000 wrote:
@jjanssen12345 wrote:I asked him after the dispute and he said that the people at THE $2 SHOP said they were genuine (at $1.50 a pack none the less). I had to pay the $20 shipping (Auspost) that I cant get back
what are you on about ???? the buyer paid postage not you..
the listing clearley states postage as $20 via 3kg satchel..
if i was the buyer and got ripped $59 for fake cards plus $20 post, id be jumping up and down too..
Whilst the OP MAY have charged $20 for postage, they are only out of pocket for a 3kg satchel ($13.40 I believe) plus any packaging (if any).