@ajarnjenny wrote:Do you mean US as in United States or us as in the personal pronoun?
The latter, I'd say - we never get eBay reps deigning to speak with us Aussies anymore.
Has anyone read through the entire thread? I don't have the patience for it right now, but if anyone else does and discovers whether eBay has revealed what happens if a seller exceeds the maximum allowable defect rate of 5%, I'd love to know. (I suppose it could be much the same as what happens when a seller's performance standard falls below the current acceptable minimums, but I think it's interesting they're clarifying a maximum but not what happens, whereas they explained in detail what the current - possible - ramefications of below standard performance are).
Edit: Quote: If a buyer contacts you after the estimated delivery date of the item to query why they have not received their item this will count as a defect. 
So not cool when seller's don't get a choice about ETAs, not can they influence delivery times.
@imastawka wrote:
Thanks, padi
It's ok stawker...
HAHAHAHA..........................
Where is Crikey and all those other crew.....?????????????
Oh........................
("diamond halo" **bleep**, that won't keep the pinks away you know..................)
Spoiler
mods know more than before..................................
