posted on September 10, 2001 11:22:19 AM new
The other day one of my auctions closed for a respectable price. I sent my normal EOA email and I received an email from the customer with the address and her preferred way of paying - COD. Now this person has a zero feedback. I thought of a lot of things to put in my email, but decided just to apologize and state that it was not one of my payment options. Luckily this person understood and payment is on the way. I have to give them credit for trying.
posted on September 10, 2001 12:59:37 PM new
Last year about this time a buyer with zero feedback, with two bids, me and one other auction just insisted that I send the widget which they would bill their department and I would get my money.
We went around and around and around. It was an employee buying for their department. I finally received the money by priority mail ($3.20) in $3.00 worth of coins, pennies and nickels.
I emailed graciously thanking for the coins which I appreciated and mentioned the next time it might be cheaper to send the money another way. I CC'd their supervisor to make sure they knew how the employee was spending their money.
The last time I checked the userid has only one feedback (positive) and it is the one I gave them. The other seller's widget was around $150.00. I had emailed him (with proof as to who I was) so we could get our stories together and to let him know what they were doing to me but he didn't reply. He didn't leave any type of feedback either
posted on September 10, 2001 06:41:03 PM newllama_lady -
No comment on this post - just wanted to let you know the clothes steamer is absolutely wonderful! Thank you again for all your help with my "ironing" thread!
