Comments on: More Thoughts on eBay Feedback

By: eBuster

eBuster — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 21:35:29 +0000

Feedback on eBay has become a total joke when anyone can buy it for £0.01 a go and the only action you will see from eBay is the mods deleteing post about the subject in the eBay forums.

click my name to see to see where i have names and shamed 1000′s of eBay members that are selling feedback and this include the adverts they have posted should anyone want to argue.

Ebay can not be trusted and the TSR, DSR is useless when no one can check to see who has said what but i’m sure eBay will say it’s to protect buyers like they did when they hid bid history to protect buyers

Yes i got scammed on eBay and it turns out eBay had fake contact details for all eight accounts the scammer used so you have been warned but if you happen to know of a very over weight dealer with short ginger hair that works around junction 2 on the M5 in Birmingham then both myself and others would love to hear from you even if the birmigham polce say it’s a cival case and throw the 1988 road traffic act in the bin when 100′s of cars are involved and if that upsets you then don’t try the IPCC who throw 89% of reports agains the police in the bin.

Nice country we have don’t you think.

By: Liam

Liam — Thu, 08 May 2008 11:37:24 +0000

Hey I like this entry, the problem of retaliatory feedback on eBay really bugs me.

“He suggests a system in which after the first party (either the buyer or the seller) leaves a negative feedback, the other party’s ability to leave a feedback on that transaction is completely disabled.”

So if a seller wants to rip off a customer s/he can just leave bad feedback straigt away after the sale and disable the buyer’s feedback.

I think they should get rid of feedback for buyers. The buyer has to decide on how to pick the seller. The seller cant pick his/her buyers.

By: Francis

Francis — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 04:19:45 +0000

- Instead of evaluating a seller for a shipping and handling charge that the buyer already approved and agreed to when they bid, replace it with a one to five-star rating of: “Would buy from again.”

I agree to this as the shipping and handling charge is already agreed to by the buyer.

I also think that the shipping time feedback can be unfair at times. I ship from overseas and always a day or two after payment is received, yet there are some buyers who gave less than a 5 stars rating. There are many reasons behind this. The item could be held up in customs or by the postal system or the buyer simply have very high expectation of delivery time.

If the item is slow in arriving due to the postal system some buyers will give a low rating and this is very unfair to the seller/s.