How do i respond to feedback?

upsy-daisy_3

TurkishDelight wrote: »

Copied version- like putting mp3s onto a disc. (And, obviously, clearly, illegal.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bootleg

To the OP I will quote my mum- if everyone else jumped off a cliff would you?

Thanks, I thought so but didnt just want to assume. As for replying to their feedback. How can you seriously justify selling something illegal? Breaking the law? Its almost like selling crack on ebay and complaining you didnt get positive feedback!!

LaLaLady

alison999 wrote: »

I didnt know that you couldnt sell bootleg cds on ebay, since Ive seen so many others in the listings. Thanks for the info.

I'm honestly shocked by this statement. Did you really not know or even think they maybe dodgy? I assumed people chose to ignore this and treid their luck. I hadn't thought for one second people didn't know selling them was wrong

While I do think your buyer is a total muppet and doesn't deserve this

My advice would be to email the buyer and apologise refund them in full including postage and let them keep or destroy the item and beg them to remove the feedback as surely you don't want your negative feedback to highlight what you've been selling.

fatherazhara

TurkishDelight wrote: »

Copied version- like putting mp3s onto a disc. (And, obviously, clearly, illegal.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bootleg

To the OP I will quote my mum- if everyone else jumped off a cliff would you?

you may be thinking of 'Pirated'

Bootleg Usually means unreleased material recorded in rehersals or the studio some Bootlegs can be worth money if they are rare recordings.

TurkishDelight

fatherazhara wrote: »

you may be thinking of 'Pirated'

Bootleg Usually means unreleased material recorded in rehersals or the studio some Bootlegs can be worth money if they are rare recordings.

*Yawn* still unofficial recordings of copyrighted material- ergo still illegal.

fatherazhara

TurkishDelight wrote: »

*Yawn* still unofficial recordings of copyrighted material- ergo still illegal.

Bootlegs are Illegal to record in the first place they are not illegal to buy or sell as pirated copies are as bootlegs have never been published therefore have never been copyrighted. It is for the band themselves to challenge and get their royalties back.

If we have to use wikipedia as its rarely reliable then this is the link you are looking for.

frivolous_fay

Actually wikipedia has been proven to be about as accurate as other encyclopedias... eg. around 3% error.

fatherazhara

ok, which study are you reffering to? as ive heard many sources of studies say completely the opposite that its not very accurate at all... and this isnt because im wrong as im even correct by wikipedias standards but am still interested to see your source?

frivolous_fay

I was probably thinking of this:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4530930.stm

But typically, I now find this:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4840340.stm

Although the latter is not exactly unbiased!

fatherazhara

exactly my point, anyone that believes that the encyclopedia and wikipedia are as accurate as each other has never read either.

frivolous_fay

fatherazhara wrote: »

exactly my point, anyone that believes that the encyclopedia and wikipedia are as accurate as each other has never read either.

You missed my point that it was Britannica disputing the study then?