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Recently some of you may recall my trouble with an ebay member stalking my auctions. This is still going on and ebay has done nothing about it. But since this member has loads more feedback than me, they seem to be listening to him. At least that's what I think. Recently I had feedback removed by ebay trust and safety for apparently "abusing policy". I was told it was because the auction I bid on was the guilty party, but that all feedback related to it was removed.

However, the question is how this came about. I suspect Mr. PITA Stalker reported that auction. I really doubt that they would have singled it out otherwise. That's fine, no big deal. But now this has gotten me a little paranoid--I just bought a couple of low price items the other day and haven't exchanged feedback on them yet. Do you think that if I do, ebay will delete those as well? And would that probably land me in hot water with them? You can make the case that you really need these items, but ebay doesn't seem to want to listen. For all their "people are basically good" bullsh!t no less, they have the hangman's noose ready to go.

Currently my auctions have gone to a private setup due to this A-Hole causing so much trouble spamming customers lying and so forth. What if I get a number of low feedback bidders on my auction? Would they shut me down? Is ebay probably laying low, watching my auctions from afar right now for me to mess up or for things like this? Or is all of this just paranoia caused by this member's repeated stalking ways?

It's been about a week since the last "offense" Do you think enough time's past I can exchange feedback with these sellers? Or am I most likely still in ebay's crosshairs for a while? If so, how long do you have to wait to be in the clear?

Modee, see that's exactly the narrow viewpoint that Ebay might take. See how easy it was for you to assume that?? That's why I'm concerned. Even if I blocked out the negative bidders, I can't stop zero feedback bidders from bidding. Sure I can cancel their bids but I can't be around 24/7 and there's always those last minute/sniper bidders.

Also, the feedback removed was for low priced buy it nows from other sellers NOT other accounts.

[QUOTE=Jack;5156]Recently some of you may recall my trouble with an ebay member stalking my auctions. This is still going on and ebay has done nothing about it. =Quote]


Hey Jack I have the answer to your problems with the stalker. Send him what he deserves!..Send some mail poop. lol


mailpoop.com; don't get mad, get even!

Awwww...it's sealed in a plastic bag!! What fun is that??!!

The best poop is home made anyway. ;)

:D

Sounds like a lot of paranoia to me. But then again eBay does tend to have people out to get you.

So do you think it's ok to go ahead and exchange this feedback or would you wait another week? The email came around the first of the week. Not sure how long I should expect the hounds to be in wait.

When in doubt, wait a week. Lol

Just wait if you think leaving feedback will hurt you. What's the worst that can happen waiting a week? Nothing... Why leave feedback at all I'd say. I know I almost never left feedback with people and I still had tons of positives. Let it be maybe?

Makes the difference between being able to do a buy it now or not. It's not so much just about the leaving feedback. It's the whole give/receive feedback thing. The seller I bought from is one of those "you leave it for me, I leave it for you" types. Which I don't have a problem with, but it does hold things up sometimes.

Oh I see. Then it's really up to you Jack. If it's below $1, I would wait a couple days. If not, then go for it.

Yeah, it's .99 Guess maybe I'll wait a little longer. Damn Ebay. :rolleyes: :p