ebay argggggggghhhhh

iaingra

Back to the original query, there something in Ebay's T&C's that states that negative feedback should only be left after trying to resolve any problems first. The buyer entered into this contract when they bought your item, and is thus liable for a claim as a result of their illegal defamotory action.

The costs you would be claiming are for future anticipated losses (reduction of sale price / no sale) for a period of 6 months or so.

soolin

iaingra wrote: »

Back to the original query, there something in Ebay's T&C's that states that negative feedback should only be left after trying to resolve any problems first. The buyer entered into this contract when they bought your item, and is thus liable for a claim as a result of their illegal defamotory action.

The costs you would be claiming are for future anticipated losses (reduction of sale price / no sale) for a period of 6 months or so.

I think it is taking ebay way too serious to be considering paying a solicitor oodles of money to prove defamation merely to have a negative removed. I can't say I am that bothered myself.

mikey72

"I would love to be able to trust all buyers - but i'm afraid you just can't."

Start with just one.

"Back to the original query, there something in Ebay's T&C's that states that negative feedback should only be left after trying to resolve any problems first. The buyer entered into this contract when they bought your item, and is thus liable for a claim as a result of their illegal defamotory action.

The costs you would be claiming are for future anticipated losses (reduction of sale price / no sale) for a period of 6 months or so. "

The truth is usually an acceptable defense however.

Smart_But_Casual

mikey72 wrote: »

"I would love to be able to trust all buyers - but i'm afraid you just can't."

Start with just one.

"Back to the original query, there something in Ebay's T&C's that states that negative feedback should only be left after trying to resolve any problems first. The buyer entered into this contract when they bought your item, and is thus liable for a claim as a result of their illegal defamotory action.

The costs you would be claiming are for future anticipated losses (reduction of sale price / no sale) for a period of 6 months or so. "

The truth is usually an acceptable defense however.

If only everyone was as supa dupa as you.

You're perfect.

Go you.

mikey72

Thanks thanks

supermezzo

Raaaaaaaarghhhhhhh.........
Just got a PP payment from an unverified, despite the auction listing stating I would only post to a verified address. Sent an email via ebay explaining why I had refunded and would they please verify then re-send the money, only to find that they've simply re-sent the money, asked for help in how to verify and then said 'I've had this problem before...'
So they knew that they were not verified but bid anyway..*scream*

pinkgem

supermezzo wrote: »

Raaaaaaaarghhhhhhh.........
Just got a PP payment from an unverified, despite the auction listing stating I would only post to a verified address. Sent an email via ebay explaining why I had refunded and would they please verify then re-send the money, only to find that they've simply re-sent the money, asked for help in how to verify and then said 'I've had this problem before...'
So they knew that they were not verified but bid anyway..*scream*

being verified/unverified doesn't matter, neither does having a confirmed/unconfirmed address

soolin

pinkgem wrote: »

being verified/unverified doesn't matter, neither does having a confirmed/unconfirmed address

Don't even need a confirmed address anymore, all that matetr sis that it shows as eligible for seller protection when you log into paypal.

Lucky really as my paypal account which should be completely verified and confirmed suddenly shows as unconfirmed..as does many accounts of people that I know.

supermezzo

I clearly hadn't taken that one board, PinkGem/Soolin so thank you for that info.
She's still paid me yet again though, as well as promising to send a cheque...

pinkgem

if you have her paypal payment then you can send the item