on โ26-04-2014 09:35 PM
When I look at the display of what my defect rate will be under the new system it says i have 4 defect for item not as described but in actual fact i have 100% 5 stars for that? Anyon else seeing incorrect numbers on there?
on โ26-04-2014 09:54 PM
3s will be defects. You have obviously had positive ratings where the buyer has left a 3 for item described.
Allegedly, next month, we will be able to run reports to find the buyers who are doing this, thus enabling us to improve our selling practices. I know what my improvements will constitute. Presumably most sellers will do the same. So in about 6 months the facility will be withdrawn.
on โ26-04-2014 10:49 PM
Well that stinks, I'm selling new items with longer descriptions than probably every other site selling the same and without knowing which items were getting the 3's cant do much to improve them. I recall hearing somewhere that DSR's drop off after 12 months is that correct as i have 3 low ones from the same period that are coming up to 12 months soon?
on โ27-04-2014 08:53 AM
I see that "cancelled transactions" are now a defect - so you can't accommodate buyers who need to cancel a transaction
even if the buyer requests the cancellation (bought two the same by mistake, or some other genuine reason)
the system records it as
Cancelled transactions (out of stock or sold to someone else)
on โ28-04-2014 07:16 PM
@curraone wrote:I see that "cancelled transactions" are now a defect - so you can't accommodate buyers who need to cancel a transaction
even if the buyer requests the cancellation (bought two the same by mistake, or some other genuine reason)
the system records it asCancelled transactions (out of stock or sold to someone else)
That will be their spin to get rid of the Cancelled transaction process,(one less thing they have to worry about).
It just means that each seller will open a non paying bidder claim and the buyer either pays or they get a strike,
(and the seller will get a neg with low stars).
This way they'll get rid of all the "nasty" buyers,
But by the time this has run it's course there might not be many sellers left,(except for the Chinese sellers as
they are protected).
After all they can list fake items,non existing items and general "junk",
on โ28-04-2014 10:40 PM
Yes they do. And allegedly after 6 May we will be able to see who left low DSRs. And act accordingly to change our business practices to fix it. i know what my fix will be.
on โ29-04-2014 09:58 AM
here another gem from ebay when I queried the "defects":
This apparent discrepancy is happening because the system is also including transactions where the seller initiated a refund via PayPal even when there isnโt an eBay Cancel Transaction case in the count. This means that even if you haven't opened a case but if you have refunded buyer's payment due to not pushing through with the sale, this is still counted as a defect.
Thanks for your understanding.
on โ29-04-2014 10:59 AM
on โ29-04-2014 11:19 AM
โ29-04-2014 11:27 AM - edited โ29-04-2014 11:31 AM
That's great, we're always getting buyers that buy the wrong item.
I guess this is a way for Ebay to make extra money, sellers won't worry about canceling sales they'll just refund the money and cop the loss ot the FVF.