Stay away from Ebay seller "jsw1920"!!!
Apr 11, 2006 | 09:58 PM
#11
yeah i think the way the feedback thing works is bs too. i have never left a negative for anyone yet nor have i received one( im only at 50) but if it ever came to the point i just dont leave one, and if they do before me thats is where i would nail them. ebay can be a bad place and i hear stories like this alot, just be careful who you deal with, hopefully paypal will help you out they usually do!
Apr 11, 2006 | 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by PappyDan
this will make you feel better.
get a popper scooper and scoop up all the puppy poo you can find.
use his address to send and as the return address.
put all the puppy poo in a box, wrap the box in a real nice pretty paper.
fill a larger box with packing peanuts and your pretty wrapped present for them.
include a card to make the opener feel special.
now send it off with the satisfaction of knowing you just sent a box of **** to a **** head.
get a popper scooper and scoop up all the puppy poo you can find.
use his address to send and as the return address.
put all the puppy poo in a box, wrap the box in a real nice pretty paper.
fill a larger box with packing peanuts and your pretty wrapped present for them.
include a card to make the opener feel special.
now send it off with the satisfaction of knowing you just sent a box of **** to a **** head.
Jim
Apr 11, 2006 | 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted by exhappen
What has always pissed me off about ebay is the fact that you get revenge negative feedbacks if you give a negative feedback.
Once the seller gets the money, they should have to put the feedback in since that is their only way to judge a good or bad transaction. The buyer can get screwed in many ways (defects, missing parts, not there at all) and the seller always waits until the money is in their hands before they ship. It's rarely the buyers fault, they did their one job.
THE BUYER SHOULD ALWAYS GET TO GIVE FEEDBACK LAST. The whole point is to serve the buyers. That would make the feedback ratings more accurate IMO.
Once the seller gets the money, they should have to put the feedback in since that is their only way to judge a good or bad transaction. The buyer can get screwed in many ways (defects, missing parts, not there at all) and the seller always waits until the money is in their hands before they ship. It's rarely the buyers fault, they did their one job.
THE BUYER SHOULD ALWAYS GET TO GIVE FEEDBACK LAST. The whole point is to serve the buyers. That would make the feedback ratings more accurate IMO.
Jim
Apr 11, 2006 | 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by 2004SSS
yeah i think the way the feedback thing works is bs too. i have never left a negative for anyone yet nor have i received one( im only at 50) but if it ever came to the point i just dont leave one, and if they do before me thats is where i would nail them. ebay can be a bad place and i hear stories like this alot, just be careful who you deal with, hopefully paypal will help you out they usually do!
Jim
Apr 11, 2006 | 10:49 PM
#16
this will make you feel better.
get a popper scooper and scoop up all the puppy poo you can find.
use his address to send and as the return address.
put all the puppy poo in a box, wrap the box in a real nice pretty paper.
fill a larger box with packing peanuts and your pretty wrapped present for them.
include a card to make the opener feel special.
now send it off with the satisfaction of knowing you just sent a box of **** to a **** head.
get a popper scooper and scoop up all the puppy poo you can find.
use his address to send and as the return address.
put all the puppy poo in a box, wrap the box in a real nice pretty paper.
fill a larger box with packing peanuts and your pretty wrapped present for them.
include a card to make the opener feel special.
now send it off with the satisfaction of knowing you just sent a box of **** to a **** head.
Apr 11, 2006 | 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by GoldenVelvet
Yawn
Im to lazy. Cant you just post me a link.
Im to lazy. Cant you just post me a link.
Jim
Apr 12, 2006 | 09:37 AM
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go on ebay and search for your own feed back when it popes up look in the address bar where you typed www.ebay.com and delete your name and type in jsw1920 and it should pop up.
Apr 12, 2006 | 01:16 PM
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Seller offered a partial ($10) refund through PayPal's resolution center, I declined it. It's not about the money, as I said, it's the principle of the thing and the way this guy does bunisness. I couldn't make any comments as to why I declined it on the PayPal notice though. I emailed the seller and told him why, I said "I wanted the other tip that I paid for. I won't be bought off by a partial refund and I won't go away. I want a full refund and I'll send you your tip back with you paying the shipping or I want the other tip. your choice!".
Jim
Jim
Apr 12, 2006 | 01:34 PM
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