Won't let me leave negative feedback

likelyfran

soolin wrote: »

2 in a year is better than 2 in a month.

Go to seller preferences > buyer requirements .> block buyers

Mine currently show:

Have received 2 unpaid item(s) recorded on their account within 12 month(s) Have a primary delivery address in a location I don't post to Have 4 policy breaches reported within 6 month(s) Have a Feedback score of -1 or lower Have a Feedback score of 2 or lower and no credit card on file Are currently winning or have bought 10 of my items in the last 10 days and have a Feedback score of 2 or lower

Yeah, that's where I looked. Getting confused, going to change my settings thanks!

soolin

reeree wrote: »

how do you find out who's been blocked

On the same page that shows your buyer requirements at the bottom of that section it has 'logs' that shows all the failed bids and the reason why the bidder was prevented from bidding. I have loads on all my selling accounts.

Sorry I am on the iPad otherwise I would have out up a link

soolin

iammarmite wrote: »

Just a thought isnt it simpler to do a BIN and require immediate payment?

Not everything is suitable for a BIN, I carry several lines where I have no real idea of the likely end price, so start at the minimum I will accept and see how it runs.

A BIN is also 40p where a lot of my bits and bobs have a start price of less than £4.99 so conley cost me 15p.

All my BINs though do have immediate payment required.

reeree

soolin wrote: »

On the same page that shows your buyer requirements at the bottom of that section it has 'logs' that shows all the failed bids and the reason why the bidder was prevented from bidding. I have loads on all my selling accounts.

Sorry I am on the iPad otherwise I would have out up a link

thanks l see it now,
how does seller requires immediate payment work

soolin

reeree wrote: »

thanks l see it now,
how does seller requires immediate payment work

If you have a BIn listing the buyer only wins it once they have paid. So they click 'buy' and they get another screen saying the seller requires immediate payment- they pay and the item shows as sold to them.

The item remains for sale until paid for

reeree

soolin wrote: »

If you have a BIn listing the buyer only wins it once they have paid. So they click 'buy' and they get another screen saying the seller requires immediate payment- they pay and the item shows as sold to them.

The item remains for sale until paid for

most of the things l sell are buy it now with say 30 items at a time on the same page, would that work with that or is it when youve just got the one item at buy it now

soolin

reeree wrote: »

most of the things l sell are buy it now with say 30 items at a time on the same page, would that work with that or is it when youve just got the one item at buy it now

I have a mix, although most of my BINs are MVL and it works with those regardless of how many types and how many items within each type I have.

The only thing is that it does not allow for multiple buys (or at elast mine doesn't- but i seem to be glitchy at the moment) . So if someone buys say two different items (the same item is OK) from my MVL each goes through seperately and I have to then refund soem of the post and packing manually.

reeree

soolin wrote: »

I have a mix, although most of my BINs are MVL and it works with those regardless of how many types and how many items within each type I have.

The only thing is that it does not allow for multiple buys (or at elast mine doesn't- but i seem to be glitchy at the moment) . So if someone buys say two different items (the same item is OK) from my MVL each goes through seperately and I have to then refund soem of the post and packing manually.

thanks for that lve now changed them all over to immediate payment required, lve had that many non payers this year its not even funny and lve also noticed alot of them have little feedback and are new to ebay though not all of them

charlies_mum

I have just received a bid on one of my items at £100. Checked their feedback and they have one positive from a seller of the same item I have listed, saying they didn't pay.

Why can't Ebay sort something on the feedback so that a seller can leave something other than a positive for non-paying bidders.

CCFC_80

charlies_mum wrote: »

I have just received a bid on one of my items at £100. Checked their feedback and they have one positive from a seller of the same item I have listed, saying they didn't pay.

Why can't Ebay sort something on the feedback so that a seller can leave something other than a positive for non-paying bidders.

Because they are just too far up the Buyers backsides. :mad: