canvid13
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posted on April 6, 2001 07:12:25 AM
QUESTION of the DAY #5
WHICH TYPE OF FEEDBACK SYSTEM WOULD YOU PREFER AS AN Ebay or other Online Auction venue SELLER??
A) The Ebay Way!
B) A weighted point system like Amazon
C) Folks could leave positives but any negatives would have to go through the venue whether for sellers or bidders
D) No feedback system
E) Just a comments section with a rating issued from the venue based on a formula
F) No No NO! I have my own idea which I will share with you all !!
Please type your letter selection before any comments.
Thanks  
Jamie
canvid13
[email protected]
[ edited by canvid13 on Apr 6, 2001 07:12 AM ]
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ExecutiveGirl
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posted on April 6, 2001 07:21:11 AM
F.) Feedbacks that can be edited. For example - if a NEG is left for someone and they later decide to work out the problem, the NEG should be able to be edited and turned into a Positive.
[ edited by ExecutiveGirl on Apr 6, 2001 07:21 AM ]
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uaru
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posted on April 6, 2001 07:31:06 AM
C That would be great.
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chococake
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posted on April 6, 2001 08:59:45 AM
Question #5 C
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luvmy2bears
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posted on April 6, 2001 09:01:44 AM
C & F (by executivegirl's description) combined!
luv
[ edited by luvmy2bears on Apr 6, 2001 09:02 AM ]
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potvin48
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posted on April 6, 2001 11:10:06 AM
F) I go with Executivegirls idea...excellent.
This brings up another question...
Why the heck can't you edit your own feedback anyway? Doesn't that seem logical that you should be able to do that???
Do they give an explicit reason for not allowing this???
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kerryann
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posted on April 6, 2001 11:41:37 AM
I think that anyone who leaves a negative should be able to have it removed or convert it if the matter gets settled.
1-5 stars is silly IMO. You got your item, you're happy, it's positive. you got ripped off? Negative. The transaction went okay? Neutral. Keep it simple.
I don't understand what you mean by going through the venue to leave a neg, but if you mean that eBay ought to review it and approve it for inclusion in feedback, I'd much rather they focus on keeping the site up than policing such things.
Not Kerryann on eBay
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canvid13
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posted on April 6, 2001 03:01:02 PM
I know as a seller of many small items FB gets very frustrating.
I also find that over a third of my NF comes from Newbies who simply don't understand the FB system or online buying and selling etiquette!
Jamie
canvid13
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CAgrrl
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posted on April 6, 2001 03:10:10 PM
F) I'm with ExecutiveGirl on this one too. See how Yahoo does their FB system, that is the best way to go in my opinion.
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fraidykat
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posted on April 6, 2001 07:10:29 PM
A & EG's F - In the "old" days before feedback had to be transactional...you could leave another if it had to be amended. I like being able to leave specific comments -stars don't grab me, and I think if it is "canned" leaving it will drop off which will partially defeat the purpose.
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canvid13
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posted on April 7, 2001 10:46:30 AM
What if bidders and sellers were site rated??
Jamie
canvid13
[ edited by canvid13 on Apr 7, 2001 07:16 PM ]
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canvid13
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posted on April 8, 2001 01:49:21 PM
QUESTION of the DAY #5
WHICH TYPE OF FEEDBACK SYSTEM WOULD YOU PREFER AS AN Ebay or other Online Auction venue SELLER??
A) The Ebay Way!
B) A weighted point system like Amazon
C) Folks could leave positives but any negatives would have to go through the venue whether for sellers or bidders
D) No feedback system
E) Just a comments section with a rating issued from the venue based on a formula
F) No No NO! I have my own idea which I will share with you all !!
Please type your letter selection before any comments.
Thanks
Jamie
canvid13
[email protected]
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