Difficult buyer. Refund?

Rachylou1981

pikachu_bumface wrote: »

Correctly packaged a dress should always go as a small packet, my opinion is £3.50 is the liming for what most people think is reasonable, and I wouldn't charge above that if possible.

The dress would not go into a small packet - it was a puffball bottomed dress which meant it was bulky.

I know in the grand scheme of things it ended up costing the same as the smaller, thinner dress I posted the week before in a small packet but I wasn't to know this at the time and I am not a regular ebayer to know these things but I have learnt my lesson now that guessing postage is not the 'done thing'

Rachylou1981

Overall, I figure ebay isn't worth my while. I can sell on Facebook Gumtree or work noticeboard for free. Or I can pass to charity.

goonarmy

soolin wrote: »

Principles and the group hug of having random people agree with you on the Internet is fine, doesn't help a seller keep their account though once the low stars start to hit.

Do peple pay attention to that though? If your product is the right pice its getting bids. Just google worst ebay feedback score and see the repeat trade bad ebayers get. I disregard feedback now cos i have unjustified bad feedback of my own. If i want it and its the right price, im in.

soolin

goonarmy wrote: »

Do peple pay attention to that though? If your product is the right pice its getting bids. Just google worst ebay feedback score and see the repeat trade bad ebayers get. I disregard feedback now cos i have unjustified bad feedback of my own. If i want it and its the right price, im in.

Buyers don't even get to see the expanded dashboard. However it isn't buyers that you need to be careful of, it is eBay- and as few as 3 low stars can get a small seller below standard and then restricted.

It is a foolish seller that ignores their expanded dashboard.