1st ever problem with eBay buyer in 6 years

Stuart_P

Winston_the_Dog wrote:

Respond to his feedback by calling a f**k*n b**t**d b***o*k headed w**k**r with s**t for brains.

The self appointed bead fumbling ebay police spend hours looking for this sort of thing and will soon have it removed taking his feedback with it!

not sure if that is the best idea in the world - ebay will probably black-mark your account if you do that...or worse

rchddap1

Just leave the feedback. Can you modify or follow up on your feedback to him and then put some follow up notes on what he left for you

Not being 100% isn't a bad thing as long as people can see that the other person wasn't a good ebayer.

HugoSP

There are so many sellers out there with less than 100%. After receiving a neutral, IMO undeservedly having left positive for the buyer, I now make sure the buyer leaves feedback before I do.

Also, when buying, I don't expect sellers to leave me feedback before I leave it for them.

the only problem with leaving the above suggested response is that it can make your profile look bad to other users. I may not do business with someone who is prepared to put profanities on their profile. It can lead to wrong impressions.

H

Stuart_P

the mutual withdrawals do work - i have had 5 agreed to & wasn't expecting 3 of those to go thru (1 from a non-english spaniard)
so worth pursuing just incase!