Feedback removal - in the modern EBAY era

vetus · #23 07-08-2008

Hi badebay

I cant find the amicable withdraw form anywhere, do u have a link?

badebay · #24 07-08-2008

did you try typing in the box. withdraw feedback !! that should have shown you a few options. try some veriations. there is a form like that as i have used it loads. i cant get a link as im banned !! if you have a prob email help and support . good luck

vetus · #25 07-08-2008

Oh so you need to be signed in, thats probably why then, i will sign in and try when i next switch user accts.

TMiles · #26 07-08-2008

There is no amicable withdraw anymore on Ebay. Ebay removed the mutual feedback withdraw a few months previous...

ebayhateluv · #27 07-08-2008

HI:
Off Topic alittle--but a friend of mine has Solved his Bad Buyer Dilemma..
But he is a Pc Programmer, and knows pcs/ etc.

Apparently--he is able to send ebay emails from his "buyers" accounts somehow--requesting a removal without the buyer knowing??
Sounds weird..but I saw the screen shot..

badebay · #28 07-08-2008

Thats amazing they removed the amicable withdraw form now as well. thats news to me. more flak for sellers then. thats so naff. guess it cos sellers cant leave neg feedback anymore so there is no need of it. SO STUPID EBAY

mantisinc · #29 07-08-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by ebayhateluv

HI:
Off Topic alittle--but a friend of mine has Solved his Bad Buyer Dilemma..
But he is a Pc Programmer, and knows pcs/ etc.

Apparently--he is able to send ebay emails from his "buyers" accounts somehow--requesting a removal without the buyer knowing??
Sounds weird..but I saw the screen shot..

Tell us more! Or, PM maybe? I'm intrigued

vetus · #30 07-09-2008

Yes mutual withdraw is gone, i knew that, i didn't know it was called amicable withdraw either.
Anyway i have found out the only way to get it removed now is by making a Defamation Claim, here is the link:
eBay UK: Help : Community Standards : Policies and Guidelines : Defamation Claims

vetus · #31 07-09-2008

Yes ebayhateluv tell us more! I'm also very intrigued to know!

badebay · #32 07-09-2008

My god . sellers have to use a defamatory claim for now. god almighty, they will be tied up for ages . thats the maddest a thing i have ever heard. i recon a lot of big sellers who can afford a lawyer might. but small sellers will not if its hard to proove beyond reasonable doubt. with concorete evidence/ that leaves small time sellers who rely on ebay for a wage exposed to unfair practices. and a errosion of the basic human rights. thats so symptomatic of the way society is heading . I know of 4 larger sellers who have quit ebay shop to use there own websites because of the new feedback system. i have no idea how many others have quit

ebayhateluv · #33 08-23-2008

HI Guys..
I think it maybe that some info is more sensitive than others??
ANyhow-- I try to help anyone if i know the answer..
I am not aware of a way to remove buyers neg fb, as of this writing, unless it falls within ebays rules + regs--i.e. swear words involved in the fb,
buyer is a scam srtist and you can proove it'
buyer has been suspended early in his ebay membership,etc..

mantisinc · #34 08-24-2008

Also - if the buyer does not communicate with you before feedback is left, your account manager will ususally get the feedback removed.

Happened twice for me now.

First Edition · #35 08-25-2008

Please, do tell.

vetus · #36 08-26-2008

Yes please do tell

mantisinc · #37 08-26-2008

I may have said this before (I think), but if a buyer has not contacted you before leaving neg feedback - you will be on grounds to get the feedback removed.

Before they leave feedback, they have to tick a box agreeing they have contacted the seller to try and sort the issue before leaving feedback.

Drop ebay an email, and they should remove the comment. Worked for me on more than 1 occasion.

mantisinc · #38 08-26-2008

Feel free to say that. But it's worked for me after I read someone mention it on the PS discussion board.

Take a read on there, if you're in disbelief.

Jonas · #39 08-28-2008

Account managers...

These people sometimes even delete an entire sold listing for people to prevent feedback from people left.

mariedraper · #40 08-28-2008

SO In my other post, I stated I recieved a negative after she told me to file a mutual withdrawl. SHe told me she was not going to pay and since she did not want the unpaid strike, she told me to file the withdrawl. STUPID on MY part, I was not thinking ahead. NOW I am left with -1 feedback. SHould I end all auctions and start all over? COuld I get it removed?? PLease help! I am so upset about this! After all the work to make the new account and now this!

Quasi_Mojo · #41 08-28-2008

You might want to consult Modee about removing feedback.

Jonas · #42 08-29-2008

Ah Junour again. Yeah I've seen him before a lot. He seems more likely to remove feedback than others.

Jonas · #43 08-29-2008

mariedraper, that is why many countries have a policy of not giving into terrorists. Feedback on ebay for sellers is just pure terrorism at this point.

If you file a mutual withdrawl, a hostile buyer can just click no and you don't even get your final value fees back. If you file mutual withdrawls instead of unpaid strikes to please most of your non pay bidders, eBay gives you automatic letters saying you're doing fee avoidance like they think the mutual withdraws are done in collusion either to save fees with paying customers or get fees back when shilling on yourself and keep the shills alive.

mantisinc · #44 09-30-2008

I love your vile streak.