posted on January 27, 2002 05:21:27 PM
Today I filed for final value fee credit on a non-payer. Then when I went to file negative feedback I found the buyer was NARU.
If my credit was the buyer's third, were they NARU'd that quickly? I miss the warm feeling of leaving that negative. Obviously they're gone and that's the idea, but still...
"Can I pay you after Christmas?"
"Sure, I was kind of surprised that it falls on December 25th this year, too."
[ edited by sneakersale on Jan 27, 2002 05:27 PM ]
posted on January 28, 2002 10:33:32 AM
Yes, if you file FVF first that may NARU the non-payer right then. You should leave the neg. first, then FVF. If you do file FVF first and they get NARU'd it may be a temporary NARU so when that ends they will show up on your pending feedback list in the feedback forum.
posted on January 28, 2002 04:02:39 PM
They no longer have temporary NARU's New Policy Permanently bans you after 3 FVF from different users are filed.
Joe B
posted on January 28, 2002 04:21:46 PM
O.K. maybe now I understand how someone can have many negatives and still not be NARU'd. You have to file the FVF in order to get rid of them?
posted on January 28, 2002 04:59:43 PM
Yes, if three different sellers file FVF claims against the same buyer, that account gets permantently suspended. It's a much more efficient method of ridding ebay of deadbeats than through feedback - which must reach negative four AND be reported to ebay in order to get the account suspended.
posted on January 29, 2002 10:02:49 AM
3 sounds kind of harsh treatment for somone who does not pay on flea bay??
so what is this person supposed to do??reincarnate and come back as houdini?adolf hitler or mrs.sears of sears and roebuck fame??
