You have no protection from retaliatory feedback. You spin the wheel and
you take your chances.
I have dodged this problem by just chalking it up and not leaving feedback.
The bum I was dealing with sent me a piece of roadside trash that was billed
as "like new in box". I sent it back, nearly lost all my money and had a
very unproductive phone conversation which revealed the true colors of the
seller. I called it even when I got most of my money back (less shipping
both ways).
If you make a few more attempts to get your payment and get no response you
can leave a non-paying bidder claim and then follow it up in a few days and
get your final value fee back from e-Bay. Three of these and the bidder
cannot bid for 30 days.
I sent one bidder packing that way, who bid on three of my items and then
backed out. In one fell swoop he was off for a month (on that user id
anyway). use the system - it works. Sort of...
ppro
-----Original Message-----
From: Ryan Charron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 4:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Ebay Negative Feedback OT
Hello,
It's been two months since I sold an item on eBay and
I got No Payment yet. I'm sure I never will from that
auction. So hears my question, If I leave negative
feedback, what stops him from doing the same and
ruining my perfect record? And if that's the case,
what good is the feedback forum anyway.
Sincerely,
Ryan
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