From: Dave Cole (DavidCole@tk7.net)
Date: Mon Mar 11 2002 - 11:28:51 PST
I've done about 200 transacations on Ebay and by far most of them have gone very well. As a seller I've had a number of deadbeat bidders. But that is business. I don't believe
I've had even one really bad transaction, however I have avoided a couple by knocking bidders off my items who had a negative 2 FB, and by also refusing to deal with bad
sellers.
I've noticed that some sellers who do a crappy job, they abandon their ID when it gets too bad and start over with a new ID, only to screw a number of people again. Those guys
aren't too hard to spot as they will have 10% bad feedback or more and I am not talking about 1 out of 10, but 100 out of a thousand or so. I think 99%+ of the people on Ebay are
very honest people.
Dave
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
3/9/02 2:40:18 PM, "J. Forster" <jfor@quik.com> wrote:
>> Very seldom will you have a problem.
>
>True. I have done over 1000 trandactions and almost all went well.
>
>. I have 1 negative feedback and 1 natural ( neutral... sic) feedback and over
>300 positive. You can't please everyone all the time.
>
>I have 1 neg and 1 neutral with 450+ positives.
>
>What really irks me is eBay's lack of response to cmplaints about non-performing
>sellers. What wouls you do if you sent a guy a money order for $440 and heard
>nothing for 6+ weeks. To file a fraud complaint, you have to do it within 60
>days. I don't like the jerk seller much, but I'm really angry with eBay for the
>injustice of their policies.
>
>Take care,
>-John
>
>
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