fleabay: leaving negative feedback

[deusexlumina]

+1 for negative.

 

[woodpigeon4]

I wouldn't leave negative feedback - he refunded you and has taken the time to reply to your emails, which is better than a lot of sellers.

 

[Ak!ta]

+1 Negative feedback.

 

[Delboy]

Is your OcUK account name fitting or what?!

Actually, you're right - the folks at work called me Delboy for selling rubbish on ebay - stuff I didn't want; the name stuck!

 

[hlxbravo]

Yep, negative sounds good to me

 

[PapaLazaru]

You have done nothing wrong by leaving negative feedback.

If you muck up a sale, you should still sell it. I did, when a pair of trainers I put up went for a penny.

 

[DefiantAsh]

i'd leave bad feedback to

I'd bloody report him too, the 'tard.

 

[Disco Boy]

Of course leave negative feedback, it's a clear cut case of him being an ass and he deserves it.

 

[scottmuir424]

think they should scrap bay site completely to many scammers

 

[Pixel]

I think they should scrap the bay site, completely too many scammers.

I agree. I never use it anymore because of this.

 

[chigley]

Fair enough to leave negative feedback in my opinion, he could've quickly cancelled the auction if he'd genuinely made a mistake with the listing!

 

[lcg]

I think this as well.

I'm positive there's a way to alter listing from mistake. So he let a 7day listing run and didn't realise. Sounds more like he thought it would get bids and started on 99p to get cheaper fees, then when it didn't sell though he better up the starting price.

I agree.

You were right to leave negative feedback.

 

[EdGey]

Don't think I'd leave a negative unless it wasn't a genuine mistake.

If OcUK had a price of £0.00 by mistake, and after you had ordered they told you of their mistake and that the sale couldn't go ahead, would you be annoyed/angry? I wouldn't.

Although, after what people have said about the bidding, and him getting lower fees. I'm not so sure.

 

[Jolteh]

I wouldn't have left negative feedback personally.

Last item I sold was an old leather jacket I had. I mentioned in the description that there was a tear in the lining, and took pictures of it for the auction. It went for 99p plus a few quid for P&P. I gave the buyer good feedback for prompt payment, despite making an overall loss when I came to post it, and being sore about letting a nice jacket that I'd paid £100+ for new go for less than a quid. The buyer followed it up with a neg feedback, saying he felt the condition was poor due to damaged lining. Maddening. Sometimes, as often in life, people that you meet are just total idiots.

 

[Kutter]

Is this a new form of troll. Buy something as cheap as possible that's advertised as such. Then leave them bad feedback.