Re: Ebay Feedback - What?
But I will add, this was a lesson learned and will be done in the future.
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Re: Ebay Feedback - What?
Photo was heavy stock and was placed in a thick plastic sheet. There was also a large bubble wrapped brown envelope inside in which there was one PSA card in a holder, in addition to a few other cards. The envelope was pretty thick and solid.
Free Shipping, Priority Mail, $50 insurance.
I have shipped and received more than 100 photos in priority mail envelopes with zero problems.
I agree that ifyou emailed the seller and told them to do that, then good. However, you can't hold sellers responsible for the post offices mishandling of mail.
In this situation, it's the post office...not the seller! Photo did not have any creases in it, nor did the envelope when mailed.
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Re: Ebay Feedback - What?
Two things:
- I would not want any photo shipped to me in a priority envelope unless it was in a top load or the seller added some sort of cardboard backer. It does not have to be folded flat to leave a mark.
- Insurance is for the seller.Leave a comment:
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Re: Ebay Feedback - What?
Tony -
I had my 1st ever non paying bidder a couple of weeks ago. He wrote and gave me a date he would (which I was fine with) then never contacted me again.
I opened a claim against him (feedback said it couldn't be left until I let claim run it's course). Claim closed and he got a non-paying bidder strike - and I can't leave feedback of any type.
It sucks.
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Re: Ebay Feedback - What?
Its been that way for a long time now, ebay is a buyers world.Leave a comment:
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Ebay Feedback - What?
Haven't done much selling on ebay lately, and wasn't aware of the many changes they've made when it comes to feedback between buyers and sellers.
I just sold a few cards and an 8x10 signed photo (offerred free shipping), packaged securely in a priority mail envelope. Buyer emails me and claims priority mail envelope was folded and creased the photo. In order to do so, you would have to completely fold the envelope and push down on the envelope for this to happen. Even if you took each side of the envelope and brought both points together, it wouldn't fold, would only bend, but not damage a photo in the envelope. Envelopes are acturally pretty good.
Seller wants $25 of cost refunded. As I stated to the buyer, we can be resonsible for how the post office mishandles mail (if this even happened).
So, the buyer leaves me nutural feedback and stated bad packaging, which isn't accurate.
What shocked me was when I went to leave feedback, my options were only to leave positive.
This is truly ridiculous and unfair.
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