posted on February 9, 2001 04:36:24 PM new
the bidder posted negative feedback before I receive payment payment was send bidder will
not remove feedback item has been payed for do I ship if negatve feedback is still there?
posted on February 9, 2001 04:52:51 PM new
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posted on February 9, 2001 06:06:21 PM new
It's not possible to give you an appropriate answer to your question. You are only giving your side of the transaction. Besides, how you deal with buyers, and your actions, are unknown. Only you can answer your own question.
posted on February 9, 2001 07:28:15 PM new
send an auto e-mail plus three manual bidder said lost e-mails. I do not know the bidder side either too. To ship item or not to ship is the questin? Send several e-mails no response from bidder. I would like to offer refund only if feedback is remove first. Who knows??
posted on February 9, 2001 07:50:21 PM new
send e-mail stating i will refund once the negative feedback is removed and to cease the business with bidder to much trouble not enough money for the hassle. Bidder will not go for the refund I bet unless I send the money first lol. Any wagers?
posted on February 9, 2001 08:02:57 PM new
It is hard to comment without a clear idea of what transpired that led to the negative feedback.
However, if an item was auctioned and the bidder paid, then I would think the seller has an obligation to send the merchandise. It's the 'legally binding contract' thing.
I had the same situation a couple months ago. A bidder left me a negative because they didn't receive my end-of-auction email with payment information, and they claimed I never contacted them (nor, might I add did they attempt to contact me via email before leaving the negative feedback. When I saw the feedback, I emailed them a copy of the payment info that I had orginally sent, and also let them know I was disappointed in the way they chose to handle the situation.
They did then send the payment, and I mailed out their merchandise. They have still not revised my negative rating. I did post a response on my feedback to their negative, but remained professional and resisted the temptation to give them a negative in retaliation
posted on February 9, 2001 08:05:56 PM new
Grayowl,
If the bidder paid you , send it, if this is so, you are one of the reasons we are being charged, you deserve the bad rating, if you have not received payment then give them the bad rating.
Sellers who have no respect for an honest bidders rapid payment deserve what they get, same goes for buyers. You reap what you sow,
By the way are you my current deadbeat that likes to use the term LOLOLOL!!???? with simular names? You just use the term LOLOLOL tooooo much and have admitted to having more then one name. If this is you, come on down, act like a man, take what you give.
posted on February 9, 2001 08:33:51 PM new
lolO was a typo yes I do want to send it I rather keep the item send a refund if I get negative feedback before item was paid for plus negative feedback why would I care even though i do? I would be glad to send it except for that nagging feedback. It is a store I really do not need customers like that its not worth the trouble. I will let you know what the bidder wants refud or item.
I do not feel right sending the item with the negative feedback still in place. I will keep you posted. Thanks for the help.
posted on February 9, 2001 08:36:49 PM new
I am not the reason they are charging why would you say that? I am looking for the right solution for this problem. The item is junk.
posted on February 9, 2001 09:35:28 PM new
Grayowl,
you made it sound as tho you were paid and holding onto item, if you weren't paid by all means keep the item and relist. Have had a few who wanted item first, just be diplomatic about it as possible, relist if they dont resond to your liking. It's a hard thing to do but if they give bad feedback for no reason, return it in a polite way, you can always offer to reverse it can't you?
posted on February 10, 2001 05:43:06 AM new
bidder payed by personal cheque two days after negative feedback. I will check the bank today if clear why would I send the item
with the negative feedback. I have a standard auto e-mail no emotions there.
