Tuesday 14 October 2014

Auction Feedback





Most of us purchase from Online Auction sites everyday but do we actually follow  the rules re leaving neutral and negative feedback. Are some of us too quick to leave negative feedback? Is it really the sellers fault that your package got lost in transit, or the fair p&p costs were too high?

Why penalise the seller for something that is out of their control? Surely if the seller gives the buyer a full refund  they should be rewarded with a positive. What more can the seller do?

This is ebays policy on leaving such feedback but how many buyers actually read this before leaving feedback?

Should I leave neutral or negative Feedback for a seller?

Feedback comments become a permanent part of a seller’s record. If you are a buyer, contact your seller to try to resolve any issues before leaving neutral or negative Feedback. Please make sure that your comments are fair, based in fact, and relate to the specific transaction for which you received the Feedback request.

The small print

Only registered members can leave Feedback. Buyers must wait at least seven days before leaving a negative or neutral Feedback for a PowerSeller who has been registered on eBay for at least 12 months.
In some situations, we can remove Feedback.

Please leave your thoughts in the comments box i would especially like to hear what buyers have to say.

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