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  • staindsox
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    Suicide,

    Frontline customer service people never have a hand in writing policy. They either follow policy or they lose their job. They may be indifferent, which can be frsutrating, but they certainly play no part in creating these rules. Do you also crap on the cashier at Target or Barnes & Noble when they can't except a return when you don't have the receipt? You may hate that rule, but the cashier had nothing to do with making that rule. Gen Y has nothing to do with those eBay rules. My point is to focus your venom on those who wrote the policy.

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  • suicide_squeeze
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    Folks, on a very serious note, I think the policies that ebay is currently running under (mentioned here) are seriously alarming.

    It's really not something we need to debate here or anywhere else. These policies are absolutely backwards in logic. There isn't anyone alive, possessing common sence and logic, that can argue these policies are correct. The alarming part about it is it seems to be happening in society in general with wreckless abandon. Aren't we, as individuals and company owners and educated people.........supposed to learn from past mistakes, and then utilize the knowledge to make better decisions going forward?

    Isn't that why they have legal libraries for lawyers? They can reference past cases hashed out in court, thereby referring to established precedents so they don't have to redesign the wheel every case.

    The decisions made by the "board" of idiots at ebay is just a sign of the saturation point we as a current day society have reached. We aren't using what we have learned in the past to our benefit anymore. Somewhere along the generational line, there has been a disconnect. And we're starting to pay a somewhat serious price for it. Our companies our failing, our economy is failing, our society is waning, and our country is in serious trouble.

    Why are we importing all of this poisoned garbage from a communist country who doesn't act on proper human rights?

    Why is our Governor of Alaske, who really was a MAJOR factor is losing....losing.....the Presidential election.......QUITTING her Government elected position to.......persue running for President in 2012???

    So, the message is to QUIT and think about yourself at everyone else's peril who voted for you to do a job YOU wanted?

    I am getting way off base here, but am following the same theme. We, as a social group, for many debatable reasons, have started to decline in competency. We have diluted our strong country with way too many immigrants, legal and otherwise, who are taking the freebies to a new level, and sinking the ship. Too many "interest groups" (can you say Unions?) have imposed their demands on Goverment, local and federal, and have bankrupted our system. California is sinking into the pacific as the debt load is too much to overcome.....our own multi-millionaire Governor can't take it any longer, he's just looking for the finish line of his term so he can "GIT OUT!!!".....while our intelligent forefathers have just handed over the wealthy "farms", so to speak, to our fat lazy children who can't never spent enough time away from the video games to know what to do.

    We're in trouble people. Here' hoping we can redirect our youth so by the time we're all in adult diapers, the world will be able to keep turning.

    Ebay will either figure it out soon, or will be the next big Government bailout....err......American corporate tragedy story.

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  • suicide_squeeze
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    Originally posted by whatupyos
    Jim,

    I agree with you 100%!! I mean, when you sign up for an account they have all this verbage about when you click to confirm your bid, its a legally binding agreement. Guess its not since his strike was removed. I just dont get it. He never asked me questions about this ball. Bids then doesn't pay. What a jerk off. I'm sooo pissed you have no idea. If he thought the ball was misspelled, he should have never bid in the first place. Comeplete ridiculous!! Oh well, nothing I can do. Ebay won't help me, they're full of crap over there. I'm done with them, so much for customer satisfaction. This guy's account should be deleted....although I'm sure he'd just sign up with a new name, like certain ousted GUU members, haha.

    Aaron
    Well, Aaron (& Jim), staindsox has an easy explanation for you.


    Just simply write Meg Whitman and/or John Donahoe because "they run the show" at ebay, and certainly they will see the evil they have created in their policies........won't they?

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  • suicide_squeeze
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    Originally posted by staindsox
    Suicide,

    Blaming Gen Y for eBay is assinine. Meg Whitman was born in 1956 and John Donahoe was born in 1960. Yeah, Gen Y is running the shop. eBay was created in 1995, making the very oldest Gen Yers 15 at the time, but I'm sure greed and corruption were spawned by Gen Y. Bernie Madoff, Tom Petters, and Ken Lay are all 24 years old.
    staindsox,

    Hey partner, nice to meet you. I don't think I've ever had the pleasure of being addressed in your hen-picking posts before.....so my congratulations to you for not being a virginized suicide_squeeze bashing GUU forum member any longer.

    Now that we got that out of the way......may I direct you (with white cane in hand) to the very first line which you apparently blacked out on in my post while reading and then deciding you were coming at me.

    It clearly states "That's because ebay is run by a group of Gen-Y'ers that have been brought up in an environment of fraud, void of ethics or morals, latent with white collar crime, with no recourse to the wrongdoer's, no responsibility for bad decisions, no restitution for your losses, bankruptcies being filed like divorce papers......I mean, what do you expect?"

    If you really think Meg Whitman and John Donahoe are the ones making all of these Einstein-esque changes in Ebay's policies......then I can't help you.

    But in the meantime....If you'd get your head out of the "Sarahsdad syndrome" long enough to see the light and understand what you missed in the meaning of my post, you'll see I was referring to the fact that most of the employees working for ebay, the ones who run the day-to-day operations of the dump, were brought up in the type of environment (meaning the current trend of business dealings involving corruption, crime, greed, etc.) and haven't a clue.....pretty much about anything. They have learned from the best, some of which you mentioned, although lost in meaning as you thought I was referring to them as part of the "24 year olds" you referred to. (Wagging finger at you.....).....No......No.......NO, staindsox, you get a "D" on this project.

    You are absolutely entitled to disagree, but at least get the meaning right before you rant.

    Nice meeting you.....enjoy the forum, and I really look forward to your next bout of verbal dart winging.

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  • buc
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    I recently got a negative after the buyer resold all the items they purchased from me. Its only fair for sellers to be able to leave a negative.

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  • whatupyos
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    Originally posted by cohibasmoker
    That's sort of right but, if you file a complaint for non-payment and the buyer/stiff DOES NOT respond to the complaint, then they lose the right to leave feedback. If the buyer/stiff responds in any way shape or form, they are off the hook and they can leave whatever feedback they want.

    Here's what aggravates me about the non-payment thing - it is the easiest complaint to resolve but eBay won't do it. eBay demands that all payments must go through PayPal - a company that eBay owns. Now, if a seller files a complaint through eBay for non-payment, it would be a simple task to track the payment through PayPal. If there isn't any record of payment, the buyer/stiff didn't pay and as such, they should not be able to leave any form of feedback for the transaction. If it happens twice, they're gone.

    Jim

    Jim

    Jim,

    I agree with you 100%!! I mean, when you sign up for an account they have all this verbage about when you click to confirm your bid, its a legally binding agreement. Guess its not since his strike was removed. I just dont get it. He never asked me questions about this ball. Bids then doesn't pay. What a jerk off. I'm sooo pissed you have no idea. If he thought the ball was misspelled, he should have never bid in the first place. Comeplete ridiculous!! Oh well, nothing I can do. Ebay won't help me, they're full of crap over there. I'm done with them, so much for customer satisfaction. This guy's account should be deleted....although I'm sure he'd just sign up with a new name, like certain ousted GUU members, haha.

    Aaron

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  • cohibasmoker
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    Originally posted by staindsox
    I thought that if a seller claims non-payment against a bidder and eBay credits your account, the bidder loses the ability to leave feedback for the transaction. Just file a claim with eBay. I would bet the negative is wiped away.

    Chris
    That's sort of right but, if you file a complaint for non-payment and the buyer/stiff DOES NOT respond to the complaint, then they lose the right to leave feedback. If the buyer/stiff responds in any way shape or form, they are off the hook and they can leave whatever feedback they want.

    Here's what aggravates me about the non-payment thing - it is the easiest complaint to resolve but eBay won't do it. eBay demands that all payments must go through PayPal - a company that eBay owns. Now, if a seller files a complaint through eBay for non-payment, it would be a simple task to track the payment through PayPal. If there isn't any record of payment, the buyer/stiff didn't pay and as such, they should not be able to leave any form of feedback for the transaction. If it happens twice, they're gone.

    Jim

    Jim

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  • staindsox
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    Suicide,

    Blaming Gen Y for eBay is assinine. Meg Whitman was born in 1956 and John Donahoe was born in 1960. Yeah, Gen Y is running the shop. eBay was created in 1995, making the very oldest Gen Yers 15 at the time, but I'm sure greed and corruption were spawned by Gen Y. Bernie Madoff, Tom Petters, and Ken Lay are all 24 years old.

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  • whatupyos
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    So I filed a claim, or made a report or whatever to get rid of the negative feedback.....and get this, it got rejected!!! Can you believe that mess? They explained I needed to select a category, which I had done, mind you. Explained the situation and it got rejected saying something like only in certain rear instances will they get rid of negative feedback. I'd love to know who the stevenpark1982 jerk off is. What a ........

    Aaron

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  • suicide_squeeze
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    I wonder when I'm going to get my first "C & D" letter from ebay........

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  • suicide_squeeze
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    Originally posted by raider1088
    ebay is getting pathetic.buyers can leave negative feedback whenever they want but if your a seller and the buyer screws you ,you can't leave negative feedback at all.what's wrong with this picture.i really wish there was another site.
    That's because ebay is run by a group of Gen-Y'ers that have been brought up in an environment of fraud, void of ethics or morals, latent with white collar crime, with no recourse to the wrongdoer's, no responsibility for bad decisions, no restitution for your losses, bankruptcies being filed like divorce papers......I mean, what do you expect?

    These young illiterates wouldn't know right from wrong if it crawled out of their plunging living trust stock portfolio's and bit them on the privates.


    Now if you will excuse me, I need to go visit ebay, buy an item I don't want, and in about 5-6 days respond to a pissed off seller exclaiming it's a fraud and I don't want it any more, then start wording the negative feedback I'm gonna slam the dude with......so have a nice evening all.

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  • suicide_squeeze
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    .........Have I mentioned how much I hate ebay lately?............

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  • whatupyos
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    Kudu:

    Oh, I got you know, thanks for the clarification. I think thats what he means after reading what you said. I didn't know that you could file a claim disputing negative feedback. I will certainly try and do that. Thanks again for all the feedback on this thread from members. Wish EBAY didn't have to be such a pain.

    Aaron

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  • kudu
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    Aaron, I think what Chris was saying is you should file a claim with Ebay regarding your negative feedback. Explain to them that the buyer never paid for the item (unpaid strike) and you never shipped the ball to the buyer. I should think that Ebay will remove your negative feedback.

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  • raider1088
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    ebay is getting pathetic.buyers can leave negative feedback whenever they want but if your a seller and the buyer screws you ,you can't leave negative feedback at all.what's wrong with this picture.i really wish there was another site.

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