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ytowngirl126 03-04-2015 07:31 AM

Negative Feedback
 
I've had my main eBay account since 2000 and the past year and a half have been selling 30 to 40 items a day(Low priced). Last week I received my first ever negative feedback and my sales died. Literally. The next day 0 sales. The day after that 3 sales. The past few days I've not had more than 7 sales a day.

So call me crazy but I don't think this is a coincidence.

Does eBay really filter now that I have 99.9% instead of 100%?

JamesNorth101 03-04-2015 07:33 AM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
No one really knows for sure other than a few bods over at eBay.

In the long term you sales will recover, but it is possible in the short term that they have limited your viability slightly.

ooooo.halo 03-04-2015 07:37 AM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Its a discrace really isnt it. Once youve used up your free listings, you are paying 35p per listing thereon in. Annoying that your listing can be hidden or not in a prime spot for selling.
Rant over :-)

Bunneh 03-04-2015 09:44 AM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Have you replied to the negative feedback on your page, so you can explain your side?

If you scroll right to the bottom of the feedback page there will be a 'reply to feedback received' link and you can add comments for all to see.

ytowngirl126 03-04-2015 01:34 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bunneh (Post 647335)
Have you replied to the negative feedback on your page, so you can explain your side?

If you scroll right to the bottom of the feedback page there will be a 'reply to feedback received' link and you can add comments for all to see.

The negative feedback stated that the item was bigger than she thought. That's it. All specs are given in the listing. What can I do? I blocked the buyer though.

JamesNorth101 03-04-2015 01:40 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
You could also try to get the buyer to remove the negative feedback though offering a refund and letting her keep the item (only issue the refund after the feedback has been removed though)

Lost in the Supermarket 03-04-2015 02:51 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
OK, I will do it. You told somebody to call you crazy. OK, so.....you are crazy.

If perfection in your account is the goal then I wonder how much money you are losing with a standard of 100% as opposed to 99.5%.

How much stress and extra effort are you putting into it to pacifyy each and every that buys these low dollar items.

Breathe, relax, and repeat after me......one negative is not the end of the world.

ytowngirl126 03-04-2015 06:51 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lost in the Supermarket (Post 647438)
OK, I will do it. You told somebody to call you crazy. OK, so.....you are crazy.

If perfection in your account is the goal then I wonder how much money you are losing with a standard of 100% as opposed to 99.5%.

How much stress and extra effort are you putting into it to pacifyy each and every that buys these low dollar items.

Breathe, relax, and repeat after me......one negative is not the end of the world.

I never said anything about stress or pacifying the buys. I have yet to have any issues with people purchasing items. I'm not trying to be perfect. I'm just saying I don't believe it's a coincidence.

epimetheus039 03-04-2015 07:56 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Let me guess, your listings are BIN (Buy it Now). For BIN there are guidelines on what things are considered when you get ranked, those include:
  • success
  • seller performance
  • traffic & conversion (keywords)

So, your seller performance started getting derailed hence it went into lower rank. It happens and there are some strategies to boost your traffic and sales. For BIN listings Success = Quality Traffic. For Auction listings this is not an issue, you also might have noticed that auction listings 99.9% of the time rank higher than BIN listings. It's only because they purely depend on Bid activity, and time remaining. So, I would suggest you to improve your keywords and list items as auction listings until BIN improves.

J dub 1984 03-04-2015 08:19 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JamesNorth101 (Post 647397)
You could also try to get the buyer to remove the negative feedback though offering a refund and letting her keep the item (only issue the refund after the feedback has been removed though)

Is this possible to do ? I don't think most buyers and I'd say sellers know how to retract a negative feedback that they already left? Don't you have to get ebay involved.

I used this idea in the past telling them keep the item with a refund or partial refund.

Some F'n asshole bought a product off me won the auction for $1.75 free shipping. The guy left me negative feedback that it was "POOR PACKAGING FOR A COLLECTIBLE ITEM." How do I handle this civilly, I hate to stereotype people. but given where he lives and the genre of the item I just see it causing problems. I'm really getting tired of these whiners on there that expect free shipping. I thought maybe it's a troll but the guy has close to 500 feedback's what a fukinn asshole.

epimetheus039 03-04-2015 08:27 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by J dub 1984 (Post 647533)
Is this possible to do ? I don't think most buyers and I'd say sellers know how to retract a negative feedback that they already left? Don't you have to get ebay involved.

I used this idea in the past telling them keep the item with a refund or partial refund.

Some F'n asshole bought a product off me won the auction for $1.75 free shipping. The guy left me negative feedback that it was "POOR PACKAGING FOR A COLLECTIBLE ITEM." How do I handle this civilly, I hate to stereotype people. but given where he lives and the genre of the item I just see it causing problems. I'm really getting tired of these whiners on there that expect free shipping. I thought maybe it's a troll but the guy has close to 500 feedback's what a fukinn asshole.

You are not losing much on refunding 1.75. Ye, some buyers have too many expectations especially for those prices. But just make templates for all kind of situations, make sure they are properly worded and if this situation occurs again then just send them your message. I have gotten plenty of feedbacks revised however you are limited to how many you can get revised as then the only option for the buyer to change the feedback would be to call to ebay and unlikely many will do it.

bjammin 03-04-2015 09:36 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
If you have the size listed in the description I would call into eBay and state your complaint. It is not your fault that a buyer does not take the time to inform themselves by reading the description. I am not saying this will work, but it is worth a try instead of refunding them.

bjammin 03-04-2015 09:38 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by J dub 1984 (Post 647533)
Is this possible to do ? I don't think most buyers and I'd say sellers know how to retract a negative feedback that they already left? Don't you have to get ebay involved.

I used this idea in the past telling them keep the item with a refund or partial refund.

Some F'n asshole bought a product off me won the auction for $1.75 free shipping. The guy left me negative feedback that it was "POOR PACKAGING FOR A COLLECTIBLE ITEM." How do I handle this civilly, I hate to stereotype people. but given where he lives and the genre of the item I just see it causing problems. I'm really getting tired of these whiners on there that expect free shipping. I thought maybe it's a troll but the guy has close to 500 feedback's what a fukinn asshole.

You can communicate with the buyer and if he is up for revising the feedback, then you, the seller, have to request a feedback revision, which is then sent to the buyer to agree to do. Do not submit this until you and the buyer have came to an agreement.

wtfebay 03-04-2015 09:43 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
God this sh*t pisses me off....had a buyer leave a neutral feedback a few months back saying thanks for shipping quick but the item wasn't what he thought. Seriously? You bought the damn thing, there were clear pictures of the exact item and didn't bother to contact me about it. I would've refunded and been done with it. The netural isn't what pissed me off...it was the fact that he dinged me with 1 star DSR's. So I feel your rage, OP.

nodeal 03-04-2015 10:03 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
i've gotten negative feedback before and have contacted the buyer, acted real nice like i actually gave a crap, maybe offered a partial or full refund depending on the situation, and sent a feedback revision. Quite often they actually did revise the feedback to a positive.

ytowngirl126 03-04-2015 10:59 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
I'm a little nervous about asking to change for a refund. They also left 3 positives with the negative. Could they change those to negatives if they want? I know on etsy you can change feedback.

wtfebay 03-04-2015 11:01 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
No. You cannot change a positive to negative on ebay. Hell, you can't even change a negative to a positive without filing it to ebay.

Lost in the Supermarket 03-05-2015 12:35 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
I am gonna go out on a limb here and say "you had it coming".

Is it possible you left someone a bad feedback from this account when you bought something? If so, that neg you got might have been a payback from a guy that has a buying and a selling account.

I have done it before........but only when I thought the person was being an a$$ from what he left me.

ytowngirl126 03-05-2015 12:55 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lost in the Supermarket (Post 647697)
I am gonna go out on a limb here and say "you had it coming".

Is it possible you left someone a bad feedback from this account when you bought something? If so, that neg you got might have been a payback from a guy that has a buying and a selling account.

I have done it before........but only when I thought the person was being an a$$ from what he left me.

I've never left a negative feedback. I've had this account since 2000. Never had any problems buying or selling.

J dub 1984 03-05-2015 02:31 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epimetheus039 (Post 647534)
You are not losing much on refunding 1.75. Ye, some buyers have too many expectations especially for those prices. But just make templates for all kind of situations, make sure they are properly worded and if this situation occurs again then just send them your message. I have gotten plenty of feedbacks revised however you are limited to how many you can get revised as then the only option for the buyer to change the feedback would be to call to ebay and unlikely many will do it.

It was a god-damn nascar SLA Figure new in the box I shipped in a regular polymailer. What a noodle :lol: Hopefully I can get it revised if I can't Oh well. This guy has some collectiables store that sells a bunch of old garbage down south when I have the energy and am asked for ebay to do a voluntary survey, I got a neutral feedback too on a label gun because the lady was a c_unt . I'm thinking about emailing the guy and say I"m going to send you another one and just mail him some dog ****..:lol:

epimetheus039 03-05-2015 02:36 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by J dub 1984 (Post 647729)
It was a god-damn nascar SLA Figure new in the box I shipped in a regular polymailer. What a noodle :lol: Hopefully I can get it revised if I can't Oh well. This guy has some collectiables store that sells a bunch of old garbage down south when I have the energy and am asked for ebay to do a voluntary survey, I got a neutral feedback too on a label gun because the lady was a c_unt . I'm thinking about emailing the guy and say I"m going to send you another one and just mail him some dog ****..:lol:

Or you could use this https://shipyourenemiesglitter.com. I read that this site went viral and was bought for 85k later.

J dub 1984 03-05-2015 02:42 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lost in the Supermarket (Post 647697)
I am gonna go out on a limb here and say "you had it coming".

Is it possible you left someone a bad feedback from this account when you bought something? If so, that neg you got might have been a payback from a guy that has a buying and a selling account.

I have done it before........but only when I thought the person was being an a$$ from what he left me.

I never left anyone a negative feedback this guy has been trolling my auction's because I had a few of them ( 4 or 5) and was selling them for 0.99 and he finally won one. Some of these people with collectible stores take the **** way to seriously and like another poster said some people expect the world and a whopper for a dollar

J dub 1984 03-05-2015 02:48 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ytowngirl126 (Post 647396)
The negative feedback stated that the item was bigger than she thought. That's it. All specs are given in the listing. What can I do? I blocked the buyer though.

You should respond to her that most girls usually don't mind if it's bigger then expected :pout:

Lost in the Supermarket 03-06-2015 08:27 AM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ytowngirl126 (Post 647702)
I've never left a negative feedback. I've had this account since 2000. Never had any problems buying or selling.

YOu act like this is a devastating as a tea-cup child getting her first "B" in school. Deal with it.....people leave negatives for good reasons AND bad reasons.

You ever been flipped off in traffic? Snarled at in the grocery store? Snapped at by some parent with an unruly child? Maybe the person had a bad day.

Just get over it. Life happens. Life is not always fair.

It never fails to make me laugh when someone comes in and screams that the sky is falling because they got an unjust feedback or bad DSR because of a postal screw-up.

If you were selling 30-40 items per day and leaving feedback then you should have gotten at least 100 feedbacks per month. That comes to 1200 in a year. That one bad FB would take you down to 99.9%

People with any sense on ebay understand that customers can be jerks. When I buy, I don't worry unless the FB is below 98%. That means 49/50 people are satisfied enough. If you are getting an item at a 25% discount then so what it you get burnt once out of every 50 trades.

I will bet you return things to stores because you are not happy with the item sometimes. Ever left a negative review of something on amazon, Angie's List or anywhere else?

No? Then you are screwing over other consumers if you had a bad experience and did not share it. Same with never leaving a bad feedback in 15 years. YOU are intentionally screwing over all of us by not making it known when there is a bad actor on ebay.

I will say that I do not appreciate you just passing over bad sellers and not helping us identify (through fedback) people to avoid. For those of us who try really really hard to provide top-notch service just to have us treated just the same as other sellers who rip us off, misdescribe items, or provide shoddy service is JUST WRONG!

rsot 03-06-2015 10:47 AM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lost in the Supermarket (Post 647935)
YOU are intentionally screwing over all of us by not making it known when there is a bad actor on ebay.

Oscar time

bjammin 03-06-2015 11:36 AM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epimetheus039 (Post 647730)
Or you could use this https://shipyourenemiesglitter.com. I read that this site went viral and was bought for 85k later.

This is an ideal idea. I love the thought of doing this. Not too mean, but just enough of a pain to waste someones time.

ytowngirl126 03-06-2015 05:53 PM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lost in the Supermarket (Post 647935)
YOu act like this is a devastating as a tea-cup child getting her first "B" in school. Deal with it.....people leave negatives for good reasons AND bad reasons.

You ever been flipped off in traffic? Snarled at in the grocery store? Snapped at by some parent with an unruly child? Maybe the person had a bad day.

Just get over it. Life happens. Life is not always fair.

It never fails to make me laugh when someone comes in and screams that the sky is falling because they got an unjust feedback or bad DSR because of a postal screw-up.

If you were selling 30-40 items per day and leaving feedback then you should have gotten at least 100 feedbacks per month. That comes to 1200 in a year. That one bad FB would take you down to 99.9%

People with any sense on ebay understand that customers can be jerks. When I buy, I don't worry unless the FB is below 98%. That means 49/50 people are satisfied enough. If you are getting an item at a 25% discount then so what it you get burnt once out of every 50 trades.

I will bet you return things to stores because you are not happy with the item sometimes. Ever left a negative review of something on amazon, Angie's List or anywhere else?

No? Then you are screwing over other consumers if you had a bad experience and did not share it. Same with never leaving a bad feedback in 15 years. YOU are intentionally screwing over all of us by not making it known when there is a bad actor on ebay.

I will say that I do not appreciate you just passing over bad sellers and not helping us identify (through fedback) people to avoid. For those of us who try really really hard to provide top-notch service just to have us treated just the same as other sellers who rip us off, misdescribe items, or provide shoddy service is JUST WRONG!

I said I've never had problems on eBay. So why would I leave a negative feedback? You clearly need to re-read what I said as you obviously don't comprehend what I said. The whole point of my post was there had to be a correlation between my first negative and my sales dying. Why don't you go waste all your negative energy somewhere else.

J dub 1984 03-07-2015 02:27 AM

Re: Negative Feedback
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ytowngirl126 (Post 648072)
I said I've never had problems on eBay. So why would I leave a negative feedback? You clearly need to re-read what I said as you obviously don't comprehend what I said. The whole point of my post was there had to be a correlation between my first negative and my sales dying. Why don't you go waste all your negative energy somewhere else.

:lol: :lol: :lol:


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