People don't leave feedback on eBay???
- Thread starter T345
- Start date
Soldato
always leave feedback.. will start selling a bit soon too so i hope the feedback will be left.
Associate
£106 for some Mission 780's? I've seen the 781's go cheaper than that. There was a pair of 780's on gumtree a week ago for £50. Maybe their still on there?
Associate
Yep annoying. That reminds me, I'm also owed a couple of feedback from selling on here over a year ago - must chase it up.
Soldato
I don't see how people can just "not bother" I don't leave reviews or anything with amazon or play like some people do, but with ebay because it relies heavily on the feedback I think its only fair to the seller, even if its only to say thanks or item as described. It takes what 15ml seconds?
It's the same on here with the mm after all, I'm sure you all leave trust feedback for your fellow ocukers, why not the same with ebay?
Last edited:
Associate
- Joined
- 2 Mar 2009
- Posts
- 405
I never bother with feedback. I just want to buy something, pay for it and forget about it. Unless something is wrong.
If someone doesn't leave feedback, eBay should just give a default 3 stars after a period of time. Then i wouldn't get hounded by sellers asking for feedback.
What's more annoying is sellers demanding 5 stars, even though they have overcharged for p+p and stuck the item in a cheap jiffy bag.
If someone doesn't leave feedback, eBay should just give a default 3 stars after a period of time. Then i wouldn't get hounded by sellers asking for feedback.
What's more annoying is sellers demanding 5 stars, even though they have overcharged for p+p and stuck the item in a cheap jiffy bag.
Associate
You Mad Bro!
Soldato
I think it might be a personal issue then because I doubt someone with such high feedback would let something like this happen. In any case, if you feel a need to act you can take it up with the eBay dispute process but i'm pretty sure the seller will have a valid reason for not responding.
Update us on the situation when anything happens.
This is OcUK, not 4chan.
I just want to buy something, pay for it and that is it....I don't want to be bugged with anything else. Neither should I have to. whether is takes 15sec or 15min it is my time and I have already given enough of that as well as my money to the seller in question. A transaction is a transaction. All the rigmarole is why I rarely if ever use ebay.
I don't buy from the MM and if I did I probably wouldn't leave feedback either, unless the service was particularly good or bad.
Soldato
thats not true..
The problem I'm facing is that I don't get to use the money, unless they leave feedback =/
It is for me, I am an' inexperienced' seller ...
Associate
- Joined
- 2 Mar 2009
- Posts
- 405
Have you just started to sell? It might be because you're fairly new, or you might not have the correct account type. There are several paypal account types you can sign up for.
Last edited:
Caporegime
£106 for some Mission 780's? I've seen the 781's go cheaper than that. There was a pair of 780's on gumtree a week ago for £50. Maybe their still on there?
I've seen a pair of 780 SE go for £50, 780 went goes for more on ebay, last pair went for £85 with no stands.
Associate
I guess I was always looking at the right time then when people weren't bidding
If the seller doesn't get back to you then I've got some Mordaunt Shorts for sale if your interested?
Soldato
My Paypal account was ok in the first 8 years, but then it got frozen because I apparently surpassed their yearly sales figure of £1700. The reality was that £1700 was their LIFETIME sales limit. I mean like, I upgrade my PC every few years, sold my old ones, same with phones, add a few clothes to the mix and you'll easily get that £1700 in 8 years from eBay sales. The amount of hoops I had to go through with Paypal was more than applying for a bloody passport. Plus, it took some six weeks for my account and funds to be unfrozen. I've no idea at what point they'll freeze my account again. At the next £1700 worth of sales?