Strange Feedback

[mbselections00]

Received rather strange positive Feedback tonight   forgot i bought it lmao

That is nothing though compared to other feedback the member I am following has left -  very odd

[justajunk]

Sounds like you shouldn't have ever welcomed him to come back and buy more.

Just think - your next feeback might not be the postman one, but the one about what he did on the box, or where his appendage got caught! 

[audio-spot]

I read a negative feedback comment yesterday:

I told you, if my phone number is on the label, I will leave negative feedback.

The seller was in China, so no doubt the buyers initial message was not fully understood.

[lyndal1838]

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@audio-spot wrote:
I read a negative feedback comment yesterday:

I told you, if my phone number is on the label, I will leave negative feedback.

The seller was in China, so no doubt the buyers initial message was not fully understood.

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Almost all Chinese sellers put the phone number on the postage label.   In fact, most overseas sellers do so...it seems to be a requirement in many countries, especially if a courier service is use.

Even Australian courier companies insist on a phone number for the addressee in case of problems with the delivery.

[davidc4430]

i would welcome a call from a delivery company to confirm i'm home or will be home to recieve a delivery

[justajunk]

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@xeposter wrote:

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@justajunk wrote:

Sounds like you shouldn't have ever welcomed him to come back and buy more.

Just think - your next feeback might not be the postman one, but the one about what he did on the box, or where his appendage got caught! 

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It doesn't matter if you welcome them back or not...It just sounds nice to say it. They can come back even if you don't welcome them.

Alex

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Huh? I'm just pointing out the humour in how this is a repeat customer for mbselections, and how mb welcomed him to come back again (in a follow-up feedback comment) after the buyer's initially left feedback for his other purchases weeks earlier.

[mbselections00]

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@lyndal1838 wrote:

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@audio-spot wrote:
I read a negative feedback comment yesterday:

I told you, if my phone number is on the label, I will leave negative feedback.

The seller was in China, so no doubt the buyers initial message was not fully understood.

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Almost all Chinese sellers put the phone number on the postage label.   In fact, most overseas sellers do so...it seems to be a requirement in many countries, especially if a courier service is use.

Even Australian courier companies insist on a phone number for the addressee in case of problems with the delivery.

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So does Aust Post for International Post.  I have been told on several occasions, if I don't have the recipients phone number (because silly me has left it blank), put my own number in - for the exact reason, if there's a problem, they have a contact number and it is supposed to be filled in.

That said, I totally understand there may be several reasons why a buyer may not want their phone number visible to their local postie - but to leave a neg because of it is a bit extreme.  And I can't imagine how difficult it would be for a high volume seller (who automatically includes a phone number) to isolate a single sale in order to change an address label.

[mbselections00]

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@xeposter wrote:

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@justajunk wrote:

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@xeposter wrote:

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@justajunk wrote:

Sounds like you shouldn't have ever welcomed him to come back and buy more.

Just think - your next feeback might not be the postman one, but the one about what he did on the box, or where his appendage got caught! 

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It doesn't matter if you welcome them back or not...It just sounds nice to say it. They can come back even if you don't welcome them.

Alex

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Huh? I'm just pointing out the humour in how this is a repeat customer for mbselections, and how mb welcomed him to come back again (in a follow-up feedback comment) after the buyer's initially left feedback for his other purchases weeks earlier.

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Of course you are.

im just saying that there is no need to welcome people backed.

Alex

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You are correct Alex, and what is really weird, I think I have only ever left follow up Feedback twice and this guy just happened to be one of them and in his case I welcomed him back, which really was unnecessary.  But what is a bit scary now, in hindsight, is at the time I had this gut feeling perhaps this person was a bit lonely and/or how can I say nicely - intellectually challenged ?, so I thought the follow-up feedback might be a nice positive in his day - reading feedback he's left for others, I'm now convinced he is 'challenged' and gets his jollies other ways too   I am very grateful for the feedback he has left me to date, but concerned as to what it may be in the future . . . . . .

[mbselections00]

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@justajunk wrote:

Sounds like you shouldn't have ever welcomed him to come back and buy more.

Just think - your next feeback might not be the postman one, but the one about what he did on the box, or where his appendage got caught! 

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Exactly, very creepy !!  What kind of person writes stuff like that ?

[mbselections00]

Thanks Alex, yes I know how to block them (lol, you should see my long party list !).

I just wanted to share and give other members the opportunity to check the feedback and do likewise if they so choose.  I felt quite sickened by a couple of the comments he has left for others and would hate to receive those comments in my feedback.  In fact if I did receive such comments I would be asking eBay to remove them - they are quite inappropriate and irrelevant