Business & Finance13 mins ago
Ebay
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Why does everything i ever list on ebay get immediatly bought by an account with zero feedback that never has any intention what so ever of paying??
it really pi$$es on my chips!
it really pi$$es on my chips!
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LOL, of course they will
0% feedbacker bids and wins
Seller says 'go away, I said in my listing I won;t sell to you a 0% feedbacker'
Buyer starts dispute either via paypal which they can do the same day they win or via eBay on the 8th day - ebay may listen (unlikely) Payapl will not
Seller ends up with an NPS AND a neg feedback from buyer
Seller tries for mutual withdrawal, buyer refuses so NPS and the big fat neg the seller has remains on their record
Saying it in a listing is not good enough - setting your preferences is. What seller could do is say 'Bidders with 0% feedback please contact me first' but they cannot tell them not to bid within the listing; that's what preferences are for
Remember, everyone has to start with 0% feedback; even you did
0% feedbacker bids and wins
Seller says 'go away, I said in my listing I won;t sell to you a 0% feedbacker'
Buyer starts dispute either via paypal which they can do the same day they win or via eBay on the 8th day - ebay may listen (unlikely) Payapl will not
Seller ends up with an NPS AND a neg feedback from buyer
Seller tries for mutual withdrawal, buyer refuses so NPS and the big fat neg the seller has remains on their record
Saying it in a listing is not good enough - setting your preferences is. What seller could do is say 'Bidders with 0% feedback please contact me first' but they cannot tell them not to bid within the listing; that's what preferences are for
Remember, everyone has to start with 0% feedback; even you did
The seller's terms can never override the terms and conditions set by eBay,
None paying bidders can be dealt with by the proper channels through eBay, so the seller does not get an NPS strike. For an NPS complaint the bidder must prove he has paid.
It is a real shame to block zero feedback bidders - some bidders register just to buy one particular item and at this time of year many established eBayers register a new id so their family and friends can't see what they've been buying for Christmas presents.
I love my newbies. I have had a few problems with newbies, but I've had a few problems with powersellers who have bought from me,
A non-paying bidder is an inconvenience, not a disaster.
None paying bidders can be dealt with by the proper channels through eBay, so the seller does not get an NPS strike. For an NPS complaint the bidder must prove he has paid.
It is a real shame to block zero feedback bidders - some bidders register just to buy one particular item and at this time of year many established eBayers register a new id so their family and friends can't see what they've been buying for Christmas presents.
I love my newbies. I have had a few problems with newbies, but I've had a few problems with powersellers who have bought from me,
A non-paying bidder is an inconvenience, not a disaster.
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