Comments on: Negative eBay Feedback? Sue. http://www.digitaltrends.com/international/negative-ebay-feedback-sue/ Digital Trends is your home for technology news, CE product reviews, mobile app reviews and daily videos. Tue, 14 Feb 2012 15:53:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: anotherbody http://www.digitaltrends.com/international/negative-ebay-feedback-sue/#comment-315580 anotherbody Sun, 03 Apr 2011 01:54:15 +0000 http://www.digitaltrends.com#comment-315580 eBay actually makes money and holds sellers hostage in doing so by their DSR rating and 20% discount they lose if they get a couple of negatives and low DSRs. If a buyer feels they did not get what they expected and was explained and shown, they should contact the seller even if they have no return policy, explain their case and concern and look for a resolution from the seller. If they are provided one, and they still go ahead and leave a Negative, it just shows that such buyer is basically equivalent of someone who enjoys making someone else suffer for no reason and therefore what is done by them is in fact Malicious and Libelous and any college kid with a couple of Logic courses in his or her pocket, or for that fact any one with a functioning mind should be able to convince a peer of 12 Jurors that the buyer is but a Malicious person , and that they should pay for the harm they incur on others for no just reason and maybe just then, the next time they don't. Buyers like that, should be banned from eBAy. and one more thing, eBay just dished out this crap to make the unhappy buyers spend their time biting sellers legs and poor sellers that are honest and hard working would really be the only victims, while eBay makes another extra 20% on their rear end. In the mean time bad and poor sellers do not really give a damn about the negative feedback and change names and operate under someone elses name if there is any reprocutions taken against them. Do not put fear in sellers. Sue the bastards. Sue eBay for creating and promoting this nonsense also. Actually eBay should be the one that takes over between buyer and seller when there is an issue and come to a true and fair resolution but we already know they are not capable of doing that. eBay actually makes money and holds sellers hostage in doing so by their DSR rating and 20% discount they lose if they get a couple of negatives and low DSRs. If a buyer feels they did not get what they expected and was explained and shown, they should contact the seller even if they have no return policy, explain their case and concern and look for a resolution from the seller. If they are provided one, and they still go ahead and leave a Negative, it just shows that such buyer is basically equivalent of someone who enjoys making someone else suffer for no reason and therefore what is done by them is in fact Malicious and Libelous and any college kid with a couple of Logic courses in his or her pocket, or for that fact any one with a functioning mind should be able to convince a peer of 12 Jurors that the buyer is but a Malicious person , and that they should pay for the harm they incur on others for no just reason and maybe just then, the next time they don't. Buyers like that, should be banned from eBAy. and one more thing, eBay just dished out this crap to make the unhappy buyers spend their time biting sellers legs and poor sellers that are honest and hard working would really be the only victims, while eBay makes another extra 20% on their rear end. In the mean time bad and poor sellers do not really give a damn about the negative feedback and change names and operate under someone elses name if there is any reprocutions taken against them. Do not put fear in sellers. Sue the bastards. Sue eBay for creating and promoting this nonsense also. Actually eBay should be the one that takes over between buyer and seller when there is an issue and come to a true and fair resolution but we already know they are not capable of doing that.

]]> By: helen http://www.digitaltrends.com/international/negative-ebay-feedback-sue/#comment-57551 helen Mon, 12 Jan 2009 02:49:35 +0000 http://www.digitaltrends.com#comment-57551 good good

]]> By: PedsMedic http://www.digitaltrends.com/international/negative-ebay-feedback-sue/#comment-57553 PedsMedic Sat, 08 Nov 2008 11:08:32 +0000 http://www.digitaltrends.com#comment-57553 I am experiencing something the same. I sold an item and the buyer turned and left negative feedback stating that the item was not as described and we were slow to ship it. When in fact the item was described exactly the way the publisher of the book describes the product and we shipped it to her the day she paid by the service she choose and paid for. But now we must live with the feedback and the buyer will not discuss the issue stating that there is none. Ebay just turns a blind eye to the issue. I am experiencing something the same. I sold an item and the buyer turned and left negative feedback stating that the item was not as described and we were slow to ship it. When in fact the item was described exactly the way the publisher of the book describes the product and we shipped it to her the day she paid by the service she choose and paid for. But now we must live with the feedback and the buyer will not discuss the issue stating that there is none. Ebay just turns a blind eye to the issue.

]]> By: LAWALKER http://www.digitaltrends.com/international/negative-ebay-feedback-sue/#comment-57554 LAWALKER Sun, 02 Nov 2008 21:59:55 +0000 http://www.digitaltrends.com#comment-57554 I concur with the seller and am most recently having a similar problem. I never sold lots before and I mis-understood the listing prompt asking me to state the total quantity. Well, I certainly found out whatv that meant. It meant big trouble. It meant that I made a few people upset. I immediately refunded everyones money that I could tell that I owed and there was 1 buyer outstanding that I paid the following day. I shared my dumbness each buyer and most were just happy to get the money back with my pitiful story, but there is always 1. Now, to further complicate the matter when I knew I had over sold the items I wrote this 1 buyer and said I would ship half of his order, this was before I knew the depth of my problem. I had already shipped what I thought I could give him. So, I refunded all of his money through Paypal, becuase it was the same day that he had paid, Paypal reflected a refund in his account with a teporary hold status. The buyer left a negative comment calling me a scam and a crook, and telling future buyers and sellers not to trust me. I was sick. A scam, a crook, but you did not lose any money, gee whiz.<br /> <br /> I notified Ebay and they sadi they understood how I must feel but their policy was to permit the buyer to air their honest opinion. Well here is my honest opinion. This is defamation in its highest from. Even the courts make it clear that fraud must be proven. You can't just go around and say anyhting you wnat to say about people, especially if it is not true. I concur with the seller and am most recently having a similar problem. I never sold lots before and I mis-understood the listing prompt asking me to state the total quantity. Well, I certainly found out whatv that meant. It meant big trouble. It meant that I made a few people upset. I immediately refunded everyones money that I could tell that I owed and there was 1 buyer outstanding that I paid the following day. I shared my dumbness each buyer and most were just happy to get the money back with my pitiful story, but there is always 1. Now, to further complicate the matter when I knew I had over sold the items I wrote this 1 buyer and said I would ship half of his order, this was before I knew the depth of my problem. I had already shipped what I thought I could give him. So, I refunded all of his money through Paypal, becuase it was the same day that he had paid, Paypal reflected a refund in his account with a teporary hold status. The buyer left a negative comment calling me a scam and a crook, and telling future buyers and sellers not to trust me. I was sick. A scam, a crook, but you did not lose any money, gee whiz.

I notified Ebay and they sadi they understood how I must feel but their policy was to permit the buyer to air their honest opinion. Well here is my honest opinion. This is defamation in its highest from. Even the courts make it clear that fraud must be proven. You can't just go around and say anyhting you wnat to say about people, especially if it is not true.

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