| | | JackNoMore | 07-14-2007 04:37 PM | So a couple things.
It was nice at least for them to forward the email. I've never had that luxury. How long does it take for the closure process to finish? Minutes? Hours? Days?
Does Square Trade work a lot better than just reporting them and doing the dispute? I've never tried it personally. Do you think it would be necessary on this situation I'm currently in or will just the report and dispute be enough? Remember this weasel has zero fb and no other bids.
Yes I know all to well that "what did you really lose" line. They must be total morons or something. |
| Chris Hanson | 07-14-2007 07:13 PM | If you do a unpaid item dispute and they dont respond you can Neg them and they cannot neg you back.. |
| Chris Hanson | 07-15-2007 11:20 AM | Modee if you do a unpaid item dispute and the buyers does not respond to it, you can leave negative feedback and the buyer cannot leave retaliatory feedback. Why do you think when you do a unpaid item disputer, sometimes the buyer will just type in something stupid, like my account got hacked, just so that he can leave you negative feedback also. |
| Chris Hanson | 07-15-2007 12:58 PM | Come Modee, don't insult my intelligence. What I post is based on my own personal experience and ebay policies and rules.
Now I found out this information from a powerseller in ebay's disucssion forums. I'm very active there and I find alot of useful information there.
I also bought something from myself and I tested this as well with a unpaid item dispute.
Thats why I only leave negative feedback if the buyer dosen't responds. If they do respond I dont even bother.
You know Modee its okay if someone proves you wrong sometimes, we all can be wrong sometimes. You know you can't know everything.. :) |
| Chris Hanson | 07-16-2007 12:02 AM | Actually my posting is based on pure experience.
And who said feedback has something to do with unpaid item dispute? yes they are 2 seperate issues, I guess.
All I can say it works with me so I thought I would pass it on. I always, always neg a buyer who doesn't respond to a unpaid item dispute and they never neg me back. Now if they do respond, I don't bother to neg them.
I used to still neg them when they respond but they would always neg me back. But after a powerseller told me about this, I would only neg a buyer who doesn't respond and they never neg me back.
I firmly believe in the feedback system and i do and will neg if appropriate.
And Modee, don't get so worked up about it okay. It's alright :) |
| LongMan | 07-17-2007 02:10 PM | Yeah Chris is right if the person does not respond and you close the dispute he can not leave you neg feedback, it says so when you close it. |
| Chris Hanson | 07-17-2007 03:20 PM | Try it and see Modee |
| JackNoMore | 07-17-2007 06:44 PM | I'm siding with Chris on this one. (where's my halo smiley? :D ) I can read just fine, and although I don't know everything (no one can) I have learned a thing or two in my time. ;) With all due respect, I think perhaps Modee, you're not reading everything I'm writing. Or assuming a different meaning by what is said. Which, I'll admit may be partly my doing. I do tend to write in "shorthand speak" with understood pronouns sometimes, especially when I'm agitated. "Them" in this case=the buyer, if that clears up the confusion. But that wasn't the point. The point was that it (the email) was sent to you (the seller), and how long afterward you had to neg before it (buyer's account) did close. Of course, this whole "who responds" to the unpaid dispute process is a moot point 'cause the ******* negged me first. If we're just speaking in the theoretical sense, however, yes when you close the dispute, if the buyer never replies, you can neg them until they glow in the dark! :eek: :p :D Been that way for a few years now. |
| Chris Hanson | 07-17-2007 07:33 PM | thanks for clearing that up guys |
| imjustme | 11-18-2007 07:54 AM | The dumbest buyer ever... Had a buyer leave me a feedback today, saying: "Nice item, but way too expensive"
I started the listing at $19. The item retails at around $30-$35. He and 2 other bidders bid the item up to $68 and he then won it. Now he complains that it's too expensive? Of course, but don't bid it to $68 if you don't want to buy it for that price, duh!!
:D |
| ebayhateluv | 11-18-2007 04:23 PM | HI- had the same problem, over + over again, then they send you an email- wanting to haggle the price, or threaten you if you dont take it lower they will give you a neg... I USED to NOT care when sitting on 3,000+ FB, now with 0,1,2, you got to eat crow sometimes :)) |
| vers0 | 11-19-2007 04:15 AM | I just had a buyer from Germany try to tell me that he thought the shipping to Germany was to much. He told me that he would give me 15.00. A 2 pound package is 22.80 (USPS Online label). I'm like I do not set the shipping costs. People have some nerve. |
| imjustme | 12-05-2007 12:17 PM | Idiot buyers - come in all kinds and shapes - talk about your Bad Buyer experiences I had a buyer where I sent a 1.5kg package from overseas to the US via FedEx. That obviously cost a lot of money but its okay, she paid for it on the auction. She gave me her verified PayPal address and it was sent there. About 10 days later, it's returned to me. About the same time, I get an email from her asking about the status of her package. I told her it was just returned and she starts to freak out, calling me names and saying its my fault and that she didn't know she would need to sign for it and she wasn't at that address except for weekends. Well duh, I didn't know that, she didn't tell me ...and usually every child knows that you need to sign for a FedEx.
Now she just emailed me again and said that I would need to send it to her again - that she wouldnt pay a cent for it because it was my fault - and that she would file a claim with eBay/PayPal that I was a fraud if I didn't do it. I offered her money back and she doesn't want that, she insists on me paying the fees for FedEx (about $80) out of my pocket.
Any ideas on how to deal with this one? I thought of sending her extortion emails to eBay and PayPal before she does. |
| sycore | 12-05-2007 12:34 PM | Yeah go to the live help and ask them how you should handle it. Rat her out before she does. |
| Chris Hanson | 12-05-2007 06:47 PM | Send it EMS its only $29 dollars to USA from China |
| aspkin | 12-05-2007 11:59 PM | Geez Chris you're very knowledgeable... EMS... I guess because you deal with a lot of Chinese suppliers like I do. We're using a cheaper EMS which is around $17 per 150g packages. China to US.
As for you imjustme, I personally don't deal with people like that. I used to, but I found they're more of a hassle then anything else. I'd send her a final email, stating what you offer to do. Send the package for an added fee, send a refund, or nothing at all. I would rather take the negative then deal with her. Some people these days. Tell her, it's this or nothing. Ask her what she wants to do based on the options you give her. And if she doesn't agree to either, just send a refund. Document it well with Paypal. |
| Chris Hanson | 12-06-2007 12:08 AM | $17 per 150 g packages??
Is that a typo? Because that will equal.15 kg, which is quite expensive if I'm doing my math right |
| ebayhateluv | 12-06-2007 02:52 AM | each kg is like 2.2 pounds. 150 grams is only about 1/3 of a pound (us)- so thats like a letter sized. When i send INtl- i use ups, yes its about the same as fedex, i also automatically place the buyers email + mine on shipment/exception/delivery/ once the exception arises- i jump on it. i.e. tax id needed. better description of goods, tariff code needed,etc. With the post office, i have lost several pkgs. As for the buyer- i'd refund her (if she wasnt home, they try 3 times, if she gave bad address, ect then its her fault)- refund less shipping- shes gonna neg u anyhow.. |
Being blackmailed by buyer... Help!!! I sold an AUTHENTIC bag on ebay and the buyer sent me an email saying that the bag was ⊗⊗⊗⊗. she said she had it "looked at" but won't say who or where it was looked at. She wants her money refunded BEFORE she returns it! She wrote me this email a week ago and I did not get it as it ended up in my junk mail folder. She did not use ebay message center until after she left me a neg FB so I had no warning whatsoever! So now I have a mark on my record and she is threatening to report me to the "authorities" (vague) unless I pay her refund prior to getting my item back. I feel like I am being blackmailed! |
| ebayhateluv | 12-07-2007 12:47 PM | HI- Dont worry, Have had this happen 3 or 4 times, mostly when items shipped overseas, this way hey feel they have you--IF it was Paypal + IF it was already delivered.. no problem, Paypal ONLY covers delivery, not attributes,satisfaction when dealing with overseas shipments.They will loose the dispute- IF this is the case- immediately ESCALATE the dispute to a complaint, thn provide paypal with proof of delivery, then it goes to review..
>> IF , on the other hand, it was within the USA< and it was paid for in PAYPAL- they will REQUIRE the buyer to obtain a written letter of authenticity, themselves, andthey give the buyer like 7 days.
IF- on the other hand, its none of these cases, and you KNOW factually its authentic-- then couple things:
a.) do you care about the feedback on the acct? yes or no? this will influence your decision.
b.) Tell the buyer its real, make them proove otherwise.
FYI- I had a guy ordered a mens accessory from me, it was vintage, not a biggie name.
He then says it was ⊗⊗⊗⊗, i said-oh no, i was offered xxx by a dealer and refuse, then he says he found it cheaper. didnt hear no more.
Then, recd a chargeback notice, i responded with return address.
This guy sends me an EMPTY UPS ENVELOPE--I mean the letter kind for realestate documents, not a crease in the envelope... HeCLAIMS he sent the mens accessory back to me. Of course, when it was recd, I didnt know what it was- he didnt use his real name/address on return, so i pitched it.
Couple days later-recd advise, Im getting charged back $179... he used that tracking to show return to me..
>> IN another case- sold a clock, vintage- buyer recd, says ⊗⊗⊗⊗, said no problem, send it back, well.. i want my money first,etc. etc.-- he went back and forth with ccnow, they closed case. I told him + ccnow- NO REFUNDS unless i get mdse back.. Even walmart.com, or toysrus,com, WILL NOT refund, unless you give them their mdse back..
--- So, stay strong, dont let them bully you! if they've been around a while, they know all the tricks,,,
They have a Pattern-- threats, etc. they are trying to get around the Buyers Remorse with NOT AS DESCRIBED... |
| ebayhateluv | 12-07-2007 12:55 PM | HI- just re-read she already left you a neg-- so go and leave her a neg right now! (Protect your rep- with good rebuttal- like BUYERS REMORSE- etc.. --then go to feedback forum, you will see the link after you leave fb-its upper left like a thread i think its blue,,,,, in feedback forum now you will see-followup to feedback left--NOW finish the story on her-- MOST buyers dont know how to add that second line, and ebays hidden it...)
THIS way- you have something to bargain with-- You can do mutual feedback withdrawl later..
Right now-protect your pocketbook,
and ebay used to let you hide your feedback while you are disputing with a consumer, until its resolved, but i believe theyve changed the rules--anyone remember?? |
| Chris Hanson | 12-07-2007 02:06 PM | Just go to squaretrade and get it deleted |
| whome | 12-08-2007 02:20 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Hanson
(Post 17083)
Just go to squaretrade and get it deleted | You can get negative feedback deleted with squaretrade? What kind of process and info do they need? |
| sycore | 12-08-2007 02:01 PM | You guys are forgetting one important thing. If her paypal payment was funded by credit card, all she has to do is file a charge back with here CC company and payp[al will take the money out of your account no questions asked. I had a complaint, which i won, then the guy files a charge back directly with his CC company and ebay illegally debit the amount from my account and charges me and extra $10! Plus the guy keeps the merchandise! That is why I screw ebay and paypal every chance a get. They must have lost over $5K in seller fees on me over the years all for a bul****e $200 charge back. |
I don't think the credit card company is going to be a problem. I was on the other end of such a dispute and the credit card company would not refund unless I proved that I sent the item back.
This woman is still harassing me... now she is contacting my other buyers. I'm clearing out my inventory, then quitting ebay and sticking to my own website of my other items that are less contentious. No amount of money is worth this! |
| ebayhateluv | 12-09-2007 07:06 AM | HI- are you selling your seller acct? is it old? PM me, I KNOW how to deal with people like this. Have been running the ebay boards since they were auction bid. I was one of the very first Power sellers.. seen em all- dealt with them all.. |
| sycore | 12-09-2007 10:34 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by aaa1
(Post 17180)
I don't think the credit card company is going to be a problem. I was on the other end of such a dispute and the credit card company would not refund unless I proved that I sent the item back.
This woman is still harassing me... now she is contacting my other buyers. I'm clearing out my inventory, then quitting ebay and sticking to my own website of my other items that are less contentious. No amount of money is worth this! | No, I have seen them do the chargeback if they send it back or not. Anyway, all she has to do is send you back an empty box or one with a brick in it. The only way to deal with them is threatening them. Open open a ebay account in her name address and with her phone number, and then bid away on few high dollar powerselllers stuff. They will ban the new account and if you choose a similar user name to hers, hopefully her account as well. Cost you $5 for the VCC. |
| ebay100 | 12-09-2007 11:51 AM | That is one of the MANY problems.. With Ebay ..I had a guy give me Negative feedback on my 100% account before he even paid...nothing I could do..
I know Negatives mean nothing but still.
Bunch of Crap..so tired of this!! this is why Ebay is losing
EB:mad: |
| imjustme | 12-09-2007 12:04 PM | I think I will have a nervous breakdown the day I get a negative. Sold about 400 items in the last 3 months or so, yet to get a negative. I send emails to buyers daily letting them know if they need something or updating them...it really helps. |
| ivegotinfo | 12-09-2007 12:39 PM | negatives are no prob with squretrade and around 40$. |
| ebayhateluv | 12-09-2007 04:01 PM | HI- Square trade works ONLY if buyer agrees.. OR, if they do not respond. If you get a real B***h--forget it- you keep the neg- or in a couple cases, I ended up refunding their shipping, for items not wanted, which i could have done and avoided the extra fees to begin with-- best bet, though--HOPE they do not answer... |
| longisland88 | 12-10-2007 02:18 AM | After 320 positives I got my first negative the other day from a user with only 2 previous transactions. I left neg in return and requested mutal feedback withdrawal but he/she is not responding. Im thinking that I will refund $1 to this person, and then open unpaid item dispute. I think its likely this person wont respond in time as he she rarely uses ebay, and then the feedback will be withdrawn! Imjustme what do you think of this? |
| Chris Hanson | 12-15-2007 01:13 PM | Ebay buyers are Dumb Why are Ebay buyers so dumb..
I just sold 2 Dell laptops on Ebay for over $1500 dollars and the Laptops are on Dell's website for only $789 but with a $150 instant savings there only around $599 plus shipping..
So All I do is buy the laptop from Dell and ship it to them..
WOW LMAO
Seems Ebay buyers are too lazy too look around.. |
| ivegotinfo | 12-15-2007 01:34 PM | lol are you serious omg...
i think its because they instantly think everything on ebay is cheap. |
| ebayhateluv | 12-15-2007 01:48 PM | Yes, Ive done that before on a digital camera, it was started at $1.00 at got bid up to $2499. it was a nikon dslr, i bought from ritz camera for $1899, after buyer got it-- they put in paypal dispute-(buyers remorse)--now i had back a camera that was sealed, now opened.. to resell.. |
| Chris Hanson | 12-15-2007 02:43 PM | So why did you take it back? |
| ebayhateluv | 12-15-2007 02:47 PM | to keep the peace, and my rep....i even took back competitors products and replaced with new...i would refund + sometimes let them keep the product, i would even send a preapid return label for their items to come back to me..bent over backwards to keep the 100% fb... |
| Chris Hanson | 12-15-2007 03:31 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by ivegotinfo
(Post 17685)
lol are you serious omg...
i think its because they instantly think everything on ebay is cheap. | I'm serious. It was that easy |
| Ballsack | 12-15-2007 06:49 PM | That is pretty goddamn dumb. What is even worse is just the lack of complete common sense from ppl. You can actually use this to your advantage though. Depending on the kind of product you're selling you can simply lie about it and pump it up beyond what it's actually worth knowing full well alot of buyers won't bother to reseach it. |
| Chris Hanson | 12-15-2007 07:37 PM | LOL..I couldn't believe it at first but then I did and I was like wow! Buyers are really brainwashed | | All times are GMT -5. The time now is 05:03 PM. | |
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