How good is Amazon on...

unfortuantemistake · #1 03-22-2010

Catching feedback....

Lets say I have a friend many many states away who purchases a bunch of dvds and leaves feedback....

Any chance of them catching on?

cardfelon · #2 03-22-2010

Catch onto what? If this person lives many states away how would they know that he was your friend. He is just somebody buying dvds from you.

unfortuantemistake · #3 03-22-2010

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Originally Posted by cardfelon

Catch onto what? If this person lives many states away how would they know that he was your friend. He is just somebody buying dvds from you.

If he instantly leaves feedback will they see the order didn't have time to get delivered?

cardfelon · #4 03-22-2010

Yeah don't leave feedback instantly. You need to wait the appropiate amount of time when doing stuff like that. Remember the turtle wins the race in the end!

GreenBean · #5 03-22-2010

They catch on to that stuff quicker than ebay.

It's like cooking a steak. Do it too quickly and it is ruined.

Amazombie · #6 03-24-2010

Makes no difference when they leave the feedback. Amazon for most part only regulates sellers not buyers.

Recherché · #7 03-24-2010

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Originally Posted by Amazombie

Makes no difference when they leave the feedback. Amazon for most part only regulates sellers not buyers.

Absolutely correct. I leave feedback between my newer accounts often now. Just wait a few days and leave feedback. I buy cheap stuff from myself and mark as shipped without ever actually shipping anything. That first feedback is crucial as it allows you to sell more without coming under review. Why wait for customers who may not give you feedback?