09-02-2005, 12:21 AM
[quote author=Jen link=topic=58.msg1171#msg1171 date=1125611717]
I think I have about 23 feedback comments - but I've been selling quite a bit of stuff, and get emails from customers thanking me and the such. I think they have no idea about feedback, or where to click to leave it.
That's fine with me . . . I've yet to have someone try to extort products out of me with feedback threats over there.
However, on eBay, about every month I have some brain surgeon say "I'm not paying, but if you don't send the product then I'm going to leave nasty feedback." Anybody else get these idjits?
Jen
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Yes to all of that.
Less than 5% of our Amazon buyers leave feedback...way less. Overstock and Yahoo aren't much better, with less than 20% leaving feedback.
Mine would be buyers on eBay and Overstock who ignore every email and don't pay until a non paying bidder has been filed.
My recent venue specific irritations:
eBay- an international bidder who paid with a PayPal echeck after an NPB was filed and so it was almost 4 weeks after the auction before I received payment.
Overstock- a buyer who bought a $2.49 toy truck and didn't pay until after an NPB was filed. This one was realllllllly irritating because A. the buyer is a Platinum Power Seller on eBay and should have been able to come up with the fr_k'n money for a under $3 toy, and B. the buyer was only buying because he wanted to build up his feedback before he started selling on O.
I think I have about 23 feedback comments - but I've been selling quite a bit of stuff, and get emails from customers thanking me and the such. I think they have no idea about feedback, or where to click to leave it.
That's fine with me . . . I've yet to have someone try to extort products out of me with feedback threats over there.
However, on eBay, about every month I have some brain surgeon say "I'm not paying, but if you don't send the product then I'm going to leave nasty feedback." Anybody else get these idjits?
Jen
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Yes to all of that.
Less than 5% of our Amazon buyers leave feedback...way less. Overstock and Yahoo aren't much better, with less than 20% leaving feedback.Quote:My recent irritation
Mine would be buyers on eBay and Overstock who ignore every email and don't pay until a non paying bidder has been filed.
My recent venue specific irritations:
eBay- an international bidder who paid with a PayPal echeck after an NPB was filed and so it was almost 4 weeks after the auction before I received payment.
Overstock- a buyer who bought a $2.49 toy truck and didn't pay until after an NPB was filed. This one was realllllllly irritating because A. the buyer is a Platinum Power Seller on eBay and should have been able to come up with the fr_k'n money for a under $3 toy, and B. the buyer was only buying because he wanted to build up his feedback before he started selling on O.
