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QUOTE (zmil @ 22 Aug 2008, 13:48) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>But I think in Harkins case He has a over fussy buyer , that will never be satisfied
Regards Zmil
Yes, I've had a few of those !
For example - carriers lost the item I sold (an electrical heater),so, in spite of the buyer not wanting to pay for insurance I sent two replacements to make up for it & still received a negative for my trouble !
Thing is, if you do get a negative when selling make sure you reply politely to give your views - I often buy from people who have negatives, you just need to read between the lines & form your own opinion.
On the other hand I have bought a couple of items that did have faults not apparent in the pictures or descriptions, but after contacting the sellers sorted it out (by way of partial refunds & keeping the items - both sellers offered immediate refunds including the postage) so as far as I was concerned good deal & positives left all round.
Yes, you do get the odd deal that does not work out, but you have to put it into context when you think of the amount of deals that do work out well. Like it or no ebay is what we have - they really have got too far ahead for any other alternative to gain enough headway (a bit like MS really).
Regards Zmil
Yes, I've had a few of those !
For example - carriers lost the item I sold (an electrical heater),so, in spite of the buyer not wanting to pay for insurance I sent two replacements to make up for it & still received a negative for my trouble !
Thing is, if you do get a negative when selling make sure you reply politely to give your views - I often buy from people who have negatives, you just need to read between the lines & form your own opinion.
On the other hand I have bought a couple of items that did have faults not apparent in the pictures or descriptions, but after contacting the sellers sorted it out (by way of partial refunds & keeping the items - both sellers offered immediate refunds including the postage) so as far as I was concerned good deal & positives left all round.
Yes, you do get the odd deal that does not work out, but you have to put it into context when you think of the amount of deals that do work out well. Like it or no ebay is what we have - they really have got too far ahead for any other alternative to gain enough headway (a bit like MS really).
