Dear Amazon customer

[Kelly441]

Dear Amazon customer,


Do not purchase something and then ask me questions that are already answered on the detail page, and then want to cancel the order.

Dear Amazon customer,

Do not purchase something and select economy shipping and then ask me to ship it the same day so it will be there in two days. You had the option to pay for 2 day shipping at checkout!

Sorry I had to vent

[rsot]

All good - hate these kind of customers...expectations and not reading

[Kelly441]

Originally Posted by rsot

All good - hate these kind of customers...expectations and not reading

I wish I could tell them to F off, but I have to bite my tongue and make them happy.

[RosieTosie]

Buyers can be a pain your right Kelly, of course we all need them, just wish they would think a bit more before they ordered!

[Dawidck]

Originally Posted by Kelly441

I wish I could tell them to F off, but I have to bite my tongue and make them happy.

Arent we, sellers, the same when we purchase stock for resale? I am

[eBay King]

Sometimes. Especially when there is a hold up with like DHL, etc...

I never lose my cool with buyers these days, works out much better...

Even had one buyer calling me multiple abusive words. Reported it to Amz, but they did nothing. If I said those words to my buyers, Amz would ban me.

[cruiser4]

Amazon is only for Amazon

[MM78]

Originally Posted by Dawidck

Arent we, sellers, the same when we purchase stock for resale? I am

Yes we are....but unlike our customers....most of us are buying large quantities, so we must ask a million questions.

[brownsauce215]

Omg these type of EFFIN customers. Send the package the rate at which they choose. If they bitch, report them to Amazon. If they leave negs, Amazon will almost always remove them. Happens to be plenty of time. No need to give into their lame game.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Dawidck

Arent we, sellers, the same when we purchase stock for resale? I am

Hah good point but less b*tchy...I hope...

[n8zzz]

Unfortunately, customers have been trained this way by a faulty system, which has become the new norm. Amazon is highly to blame for this; they have taught customers that: being bitchy = getting their way, expectancy for lightning fast shipping and processing, and extremely easy returns without much of a filtering process. Simply, they have the means to do so and this tactic is meant to solidify a reputation to make them a more lucrative buying spot over the competition. Eventually this expectation begins to spill over onto other businesses and 3rd party sellers.. "I can't believe this server fcuked up my order. Amazon would have got it right.. AND they would have given me the whole meal for free at the same time!" This is what happens when people aren't told "no".

[ifox007]

Originally Posted by n8zzz

Unfortunately, customers have been trained this way by a faulty system, which has become the new norm. Amazon is highly to blame for this; they have taught customers that: being bitchy = getting their way, expectancy for lightning fast shipping and processing, and extremely easy returns without much of a filtering process. Simply, they have the means to do so and this tactic is meant to solidify a reputation to make them a more lucrative buying spot over the competition. Eventually this expectation begins to spill over onto other businesses and 3rd party sellers.. "I can't believe this server fcuked up my order. Amazon would have got it right.. AND they would have given me the whole meal for free at the same time!" This is what happens when people aren't told "no".

Exactly . This is so true!

[Kelly441]

Dear Amazon customer,

It is not nice to file an A to Z claim without contacting me first