What's the lowest you can have?(re DSR)

kiwi_fruit

Just found this :eek:
http://feedback.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=maddison3677&&ftab=FeedbackAsSeller&sspagename=VIP:feedback:2:uk&iid=160212672539

Jakejakejake

on one of their negs, the item listed as a topshop dress says this in small:

PLEASE NOTE: dress is from george but looks alot like a topshop style dress!

soolin

Sometimes you look at some sellers and you wonder if it is a wind up..I do love the Topshop dress from ASda. Can I interest anyone a Dior original (from Tesco) :j

Yet people are still bidding..are they crazy?

StaffsSW

Chicken and the egg situation - do sloppy buyers encourage bad sellers to continue, or do bad sellers attract sloppy buyers?

Maybe we need a "Doh!'Bay" for these types!

hotpot4

Why oh why are people still buying do off them? Do they not pay attention to the feedback. Why has no-one reported themn for misselling. It gave me a giggle tho.

kiwi_fruit

stevew8975 wrote: »

Chicken and the egg situation - do sloppy buyers encourage bad sellers to continue, or do bad sellers attract sloppy buyers?

it's a tricky you see. say there're two sellers who are selling the same item with the same postage, one seller has good DSR rating and offering the item at say £20, second seller's dispatch time is pretty bad but he's offering the item at £10. Which one would you choose? I'd go for second one I'm afraid if I'm not in a hurry for the item.

Contains_Mild_Peril

soolin wrote: »

Sometimes you look at some sellers and you wonder if it is a wind up..I do love the Topshop dress from ASda. Can I interest anyone a Dior original (from Tesco) :j

I once bought a "Dior" top from eBay which turned out to be Jus D'Orange.