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10-01-2021 12:26 PM - edited 10-01-2021 12:28 PM
Update.
- I did some reading and digging, it seems if I open dispute, and buyer did pay then blame me for other issue after sending them the item. I'm actually at more of a financial lose as it seems eBay do favour Buyer as per this experience so far.
- I found another link/pathway to cancel the transaction with "Buyer requested" and eBay representative told me I could do so that way.
- I did it, but I noticed the negative feedback remains. (Maybe I shouldn't have done it in retrospect, but eh~ learnt something)
- eBay Chat representative did balk and brick-walled me by saying they do not have the power to remove feedback even though the feedback removal system tells me "Due to technical issue, please contact Customer Service". I did quote the policy and again, I got the same response/brick wall.
The lesson so far.
- eBay DOES NOT adhere to their own policy
- DO NOT ENGAGE BUYER if they do not pay. Simply let transaction fall to 4 days then open Unpaid Item Case. Buyer has all the power here. You cannot leave feedback but they can, whether they've paid or not
- If they do leave negative feedback. It is up to you to take the risk of Unpaid Item Case, again, it's a lose-lose for seller here
I've opened a ticket on ACCC for eBay Australia regarding this. Will update on where it goes.
BBB seen to be dead for US. I was planning to do one for eBay US too.
It's been fun so far. I'll see where it goes afterwards to see how low Sellers actually are in the foodchain. 🙂