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Hate Ebay? How you can help me.
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Lets say your site did take off, and it grew in traffic, to even a tenth of ebay's size, heck even a hundredth. Do you honestly think you could handle all the complaints with the level of care you think? And in a consistent way?laying4profit wrote: »Well i think it will stop far more than on Feebay. Feedback is the key really. If less than 10 you would want to phone them or be weary of them. My feedback procedure is very good.I can and will alter feedback if there is a dispute. In my opinion there is no need to be nasty in your response on feedback. But you want to be honest.You can leave 1-5 ticks and then a comment.
So i would advise as with any purchase to read the feedback 1st.I'm not bad at golf, I just get better value for money when I take more shots!0 -
Not me on my own no. Impossible. Duty of care need a more professional approach. And if i was getting that amount of sales then i would have more staff to deal with these issues.suited-aces wrote: »Lets say your site did take off, and it grew in traffic, to even a tenth of ebay's size, heck even a hundredth. Do you honestly think you could handle all the complaints with the level of care you think? And in a consistent way?
You will get complaints as with any business, Its how you deal with them that counts.;)0 -
suited-aces wrote: »All things being equal, the one for £96. Online though, not all things are equal.
Exactly right. Common sense tells you to go for the lower priced one.0 -
Can you link to your site?
I'm pretty sure it won't constitute spamHope over Fear. #VoteYes0 -
But you need to pay your staff, could you sustain the wage bill on the low fees?laying4profit wrote: »Not me on my own no. Impossible. Duty of care need a more professional approach. And if i was getting that amount of sales then i would have more staff to deal with these issues.
You will get complaints as with any business, Its how you deal with them that counts.;)I'm not bad at golf, I just get better value for money when I take more shots!0 -
But what about the otehr half off my post? On somewhere like ebay or amazon, I'd view the £4 as insurance.laying4profit wrote: »Exactly right. Common sense tells you to go for the lower priced one.I'm not bad at golf, I just get better value for money when I take more shots!0 -
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suited-aces wrote: »But you need to pay your staff, could you sustain the wage bill on the low fees?
Yes. This has been factored in.suited-aces wrote: »But what about the otehr half off my post? On somewhere like ebay or amazon, I'd view the £4 as insurance.
Insurance on what exactly?0 -
Rogue sellers.I'm not bad at golf, I just get better value for money when I take more shots!0
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So the site is actually up and running then?"Well, it's election year, Bill, we'd rather people didn't exercise common sense..." - Jed Bartlet, The West Wing, season 4
Am now Crowqueen, MRes (Law) - on to the PhD!0
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