04-03-2006, 02:11 PM
PeSA issued a statement because eBay is finally enforcing rules against some of its larger sellers and several PeSA members have been suspended since last Summer.
FYI, the majority of the PeSAsh!tes who were suspended had 1000's of negative feedbacks, feedback percentages below 97%, and a long history of customer complaints about items not received and items not as described. Several of the NARU'd PeSA members also had unsatisfactory BBB records.
Taking a look at our eBay Top 25 negative feedback rankings (link below), and reading the INR/SNAD feedback comments unsatisfied customers have left, there are several more PeSA members who should be given the boot--started with #1 on the chart who has almost 19,000 negatives and a feedback percentage of 89%, and a certain shipping gouging poster seller whose 96.5% feedback percentage (4000+ negatives) would be much worse if he hadn't "convinced" buyers to give him 3100 mutual withdrawals.
full article: http://auctionbytes.com/cab/abn/y06/m04/i03/s02
related topic: eBay's 25 worst sellers ranked by negative feedback (FYI almost every one of them is a PeSA member)
http://community.tuliptools.com/index.ph...219.0.html
FYI, the majority of the PeSAsh!tes who were suspended had 1000's of negative feedbacks, feedback percentages below 97%, and a long history of customer complaints about items not received and items not as described. Several of the NARU'd PeSA members also had unsatisfactory BBB records.
Taking a look at our eBay Top 25 negative feedback rankings (link below), and reading the INR/SNAD feedback comments unsatisfied customers have left, there are several more PeSA members who should be given the boot--started with #1 on the chart who has almost 19,000 negatives and a feedback percentage of 89%, and a certain shipping gouging poster seller whose 96.5% feedback percentage (4000+ negatives) would be much worse if he hadn't "convinced" buyers to give him 3100 mutual withdrawals.
Quote:The Professional eBay Sellers Alliance (PESA) issued a statement announcing its concern with recent member suspensions from eBay...
But it's critical that sellers receive common sense treatment regarding rules issues - especially shopper favorites with very high positive feedback ratings. If a reputable seller [newsflash Jonathan--reputable sellers don't have 100s/1000s of INR/SNAD complaints and FB percentages below 97% like several of your suspended members did] is in violation of a policy, eBay needs to make a phone call and speak with the seller to inform them of the issue. If they fail to acknowledge or remedy the problem in a reasonable time frame, then a penalty is warranted." [why should PeSA members be given a phone call and time to fix a problem when smaller sellers are given no notice at all?]
Durzy said eBay is not targeting large sellers, nor is it targeting small sellers. "We expect all sellers to comply with eBay rules. We don't think large sellers should be given a pass. We are giving them as much communication as possible. We are not unleveling the playing field for policy violations."
full article: http://auctionbytes.com/cab/abn/y06/m04/i03/s02
related topic: eBay's 25 worst sellers ranked by negative feedback (FYI almost every one of them is a PeSA member)
http://community.tuliptools.com/index.ph...219.0.html