"it only eBay."
says it all ....
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other auction sites are similar
Daniel Sepke wrote:
>I have of late been selling more that I buy and I have found that over time
>I only see about 75% of the feedback I should. I would like to think its not
>because of something I have done, I try and have accurate descriptions/good
>pics and good emails to the buyers. Some buyers I hear nothing from during
>the process, just get the Paypal payment message and I send the item and
>nothing else is heard.
>
>I finally got sick of handing out feedback for buyer who didn't return it
>and move to the model of not giving feedback for buyers from me until I get
>it from them. Of course it followed that I had to play my own rules and give
>for seller I have bought from as soon as I get the item. Since then I have
>had no troubles. I think it is fair to sellers to post as soon as you get
>the item and are happy with it. It also protects you as seller from the you
>post positive they post negative and you can't do anything problem.
>
>Overall I agree with Siddig and Moose that feedback is a bit pointless. I
>wish it showed the number of transactions the person has been involved in
>(successful sales that is not bids that didn't win). The down side for eBay
>by doing this would be that the feedback system would be shown as less than
>effective.
>
>Just like you I used to get annoyed at missing feedback but hey it only
>eBay. ;)
>
>Dan S.
>
>From: "Moose" <olymoose@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 5:18 AM
>Subject: [OM] Re: [ot] how to deal w/ #b@yer who isn;t leaving feedback?
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