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@jaggedlittlebill wrote:I feel your pain. If a buyer doesn't want to leave feedback that's their perogitive but I would like to at least know that they received the item and that there's not some problem with shipping (what if it was dropped off at the wrong address? I've had my postman drop off a package at the wrong house when it was intended for me. Tracking marked it as "delivered" but I had to track it down with the USPS). It's only polite to leave feeedback and lame not to.
Jessica's pain has probably gone away in the three years since she last posted on the thread. She is no longer a registered ebay member and hasnt checked in to the forums for over two years.
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But i'm still here......Sad reflection on my life really isnt it ????
I suppose one thing that has not changed is that buyers often still dont leave feedback and thats OK. It is not compulsery and completely up to buyers and sellers if they choose to leave feedback. Many buyers just want to make a purchase, recieve their item as described and move on. Its just a simple online purchase, not an excercise in social engagement.
In answer to your question as to " what if it was dropped off at the wrong address ". Trust me you will hear about it......
Buyers are very quick to hit the item not recieved button these days even if the item is only held up in postage and a day or two late. Not only will you hear about it, but often you will have to refund the buyer for the item cost and postage costs, unless tracking shows the item was delivered to the buyers post code.
@collect247 wrote:Where the hell did you come from chameleon LOL
Well .................when a boy chameleon loves a girl chameleon very much .........they..................um...SpoilerWell best to speak to your parents or a teacher about the rest.......
