please checkout my last negative i recieved

[plonkacolin]

please checkout my last feedback a buyer left me

im mad as hell

this buyer leaves negative for 95% of her buys 17 out of 20 buys she leaves nagative feedback unbelievable

she didnt even give me a chance to respond  as she lives in the same city as me

so easy for me to just drop replacements of to her house or give refund

i believe shes just out to ruin sellers reputations

is there anything i can do

[plonkacolin]

and each time she says

item did not turn up not happy

[imastawka]

They're not scammers because they haven't opened cases or even asked for a refund.

Plonka, have you actually confirmed their address?

That many items not turning up is clearly an address problem, and they seem totally

unaware that there is a process on ebay to deal with INR

[springyzone]

That is outrageous.

It is so ridiculous it makes you wonder if the buyer has a mental problem.

For starters, if items genuinely never turned up, wouldn't a normal person start to wonder if the Post office was at fault & question them. More to the point, would you keep ordering things, knowing there was almost 100% chance they wouldn't turn up? Wouldn't a normal person double check address details?

On the other hand, if items have turned up (and I suspect they have as Aust post isn't that bad, it really isn't) then doesn't she realise that leaving a record like this is pushing credibility?

Ebay should remove all the negs & put her on notice that her account is being monitored.

[shiver_me_shrimp]

There are all types of people in this world. We can't assume that every single one of them is cluey enough to figure out that a mistake with their address is the problem. They could be so clouded with rage assuming it's the seller's fault, that the possibility of them having made a mistake themselves hasn't even crossed their mind...even after 17 "undelivered" items.

I do agree with imastawka though; it's clearly an address problem.

I suggest the OP should do a google search and find out if the address has recently been sold or rented out. Could be helpful.

[digital*ghost]

But... if you look at the list of feedback replies posted a little earlier, it shows that they've been buying and leaving negative feedback for the last 6 months (there's a reply from a seller dated 16th March). 

It can't be a phone app issue because the wording is different, meaning it's a deliberate choice - to buy, and to do nothing about anything if (and in my book, that's a really, really big if) there have been genuine issues, other than leave feedback (however, not all of the FB left is about non-arrival, some of it is about the wrong size being sent, so they are obviously not happy with the stuff they do receive, which also indicates they know how to supply a correct address).  

colin, forget emailing eBay - contacting them by phone, or requesting a call-back is the best way to proceed now. If neither of those are an option, try contacting eBay AU via Facebook. 

[plonkacolin]

my mind boggles that ebay lets buyers get away with this

its blatant bull....t her items are not turning up

why the hell would she keep buying if nothing ever gets posted to her

thats my question

i have  read that some sellers have refunded her or want to refund her

i think this is what shes hopeing for

im not sure how long she has got to lodge a item not recieved thru ebay

she bought item 6th august

[padi*0409]

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@plonkacolin wrote:

im not sure how long she has got to lodge a item not recieved thru ebay

she bought item 6th august

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It's 30 days from the last estimated delivery date by eBay.

[davidc4430]

i found a book to help you,

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Work-Positive-in-a-Negative-World-Redefine-Your-Reality-and-Achieve-Your-...

[shiver_me_shrimp]

New theory:

They were a very fussy buyer to begin with, claiming sizing issues were the problem.

Perhaps one time they actually didn't recieve an item and their seller offered a refund. The buyer has an idea, "if I just say my items didn't turn up through negative feedback, sellers will just give me my money back and nobody will ever know."

In which case the buyer is just a jerk.

[heihachi_73]

If every single one of those sellers (who probably shouldn't be named on here, even if it was just copy+pasted) told eBay and replied to their feedback, this dodgy buyer would be NARU'd in seconds. Make sure you keep their name and address details and report them to the police and/or ACORN immediately.