posted on March 2, 2003 08:18:36 PM new
Well I was wondering if I should stop filing NPB after 15 to 20 days of EOA. Today I recieved not one but two NPB alert from 2 people I nuy from, well i think it'll be now I used to buy from, and the auction ended exactly 7 days ago!! Geez, i mailed both a payment 4 days after the auction, should get to them tomorrow, is people getting trigger finger now? Both are powersellers, if that means anything?
posted on March 2, 2003 09:26:27 PM new
Hi, yes I agree, I mean, they are counting the weekends! (: If they loomk at my feedback, hey I am a powerseller too!
posted on March 2, 2003 09:34:58 PM new
Ebay allows you to file after 7 days.
They must think that's enough time!
Most buyers/sellers go by what Ebay allows.
I file after 7 days,but only on customers
I haven't heard from.
That usually gets their attention!
And my money!!
Just pay your bill and nothing will happen.
[ edited by dadofstickboy on Mar 2, 2003 09:36 PM ]
posted on March 2, 2003 10:09:19 PM new
Be sure and keep us posted on how fast they ship your item after you pay. Whats good for the goose is good for the gander.....
posted on March 2, 2003 10:12:05 PM new
That is just plain stupid. I have sent letters to my brother in Lexington, KY & it has takeN 10 days for him to get it. (SEE MY ANSWER IN YOUR OTHER THREAD)
posted on March 2, 2003 10:13:26 PM new
You might want to email these two and suggest they review Ebay's NPB policy. They are required to send a reminder notice as the first step in the process, prior to filing the NPB alert. Bypassing their requirements and filing on the seventh day could possibly be viewed as an attempt to coerce you, which will leade to a suspension. Don't get me wrong, I'm not critizing the NPB process or trying to sympathize with deadbeats, but some newbie employee at Ebay could see it that way. These sellers don't need to tempt fate and skate on thin ice. They should try improving their communications skills before they wield the hatchet. You can close by telling them they just lost a repeat customer and they should get used to it as there will probably be more that feel the same way as you do.
The light at the end of the tunnel will turn out to be an oncoming train.
posted on March 2, 2003 11:30:04 PM new
eBay makes you wait 10 days after NPB to
file for FVF, so I file NPB 7-10 after EOA
now. I used to wait and wait, but hey I
can't relist my items until I know for
sure that someone is a deadbeat. Lots of
empty promises. I've had my fill. If you
can't send payment within a week or so,
you shouldn't be bidding and holding up
other people's items!
Also, always leave Negative feedback before
filing FVF, because sometimes eBay won't
let you leave feedback if you file for FVF
first. They deserve the Neg, so make sure!
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