posted on October 17, 2001 09:05:38 AM new
The seller's responses to their negative feedback directly indicate that they are not a straight forward, professional operation. They have proven themselves worthy to be avoided.
posted on October 17, 2001 09:35:59 AM new
This person has over 1900 feedbacks posted to her and has only left a little over 200 in return -- with most of them negative?
People obviously are not checking feedback before buying!
posted on October 17, 2001 09:45:00 AM new
Oh my gosh! Has left 233 FB...which appear to be either mostly or ALL NEGS! I did not bother to read all of them...but the first page was ALL NEG...
Went back to look: Mostly complaints, a few neutrals and one positive...that's just for page ONE...
Gosh Shosh
Moi
[ edited by shoshanah on Oct 17, 2001 09:48 AM ]
posted on October 17, 2001 09:50:54 AM new
this was a seller that ripped me off about a year ago. I don't recall the id I was using then. I didn't know how to leave negs at the time or I would have.
posted on October 17, 2001 10:11:11 AM new
Under what criteria do you suggest that ebay would unregister this person? As far as having 6% negatives, there is no cut-off for negatives...and in fact, 94% of their customers are happy!
And as far as leaving 65% negative feedback, you can leave 100% negative if you want to.
I can't imagine myself buying from them, given their lack of professionalism, shoddy goods ("as is", etc., but I don't really want ebay policing sellers to the point of throwing off sellers who aren't "good enough" or some such vague criteria.
posted on October 17, 2001 10:11:16 AM new
Well, 1,540 people appearantly like her items and service, plus a guess of another 1,000 who liked it but didn't leave feedback.
Plus I think you're reading into too much. She sells a lot of items that attracts immature people, plus with a $1 start bid on her items, a lot of lowball winners happen to be immature.
Plus, looking at items she's selling, one buyer has a -1 rating that is bidding on multiple items of hers.
6% negative feeback is not alarming, it may indicate a need for a policy review on the way she handles customers, but it does not indicate mischief.
posted on October 17, 2001 10:15:02 AM new
Appears to be lots of newbie bidders...this person may be their first bad seller they run across....and evidently a doosie!
Wonder how many people he/she/it has run OFF ebay with wonderful customer service?
, etc., but I don't really want ebay policing sellers to the point of throwing off sellers who aren't "good enough" or some such vague criteria.