posted on July 14, 2003 07:17:38 PM new
If I was to leave feedback on the very last day possible for a bidder, do they get an extension to leave feedback or follow up? I am just curious. Too many deadbeats in the last month, that i am sure to get negged by some retaliatory jerk. this seems to be the order of the summer. No pays and retaliatory negative feedback.
posted on July 15, 2003 12:21:19 AM new
There are or were ebay sellers that sell software that leaves feedback in sniping fashion at the last moment. The problem is the ebay system is not that accurate and feedbacks can sometimes still be given way after the 90 day deadline.
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posted on July 15, 2003 05:30:26 AM new
This is a little off topic, I have a bidder that paid by CC. I have just received a chargeback and the P.O. says they have not collected their parcel from them. Weird thing is the bidder is now Naru. Can the bidder still leave feedback for the sale? Or can I?
Cheers,
Adrian
posted on July 15, 2003 07:27:09 AM new
About the credit card topic, I suggest disputing the chargeback. I had someone who bought about $160 in items from me last December. In January I got a chargeback. I fought it, and just last week found out I won. Also, I suggest only accepting payments through ebay from confirmed accounts, and only ship to those addresses. This will protect you from future chargebacks. It has't hurt my sales, but I do get a bunch of emails each week from buyers wanting to know why policy is like that. I also accept Bidpay b/c they will cover it no matter what happens (ie. stolen credit card, etc.).
