Reply to "bidder threats"

jeffsMember

First off, as others have said, there is nothing to turn you in for. You've done nothing wrong. Your only mistake was by giving the buyer the freedom to "discuss" alternates in shipping with you. These are not buyer decisions. State your shipping methods and amounts up front, and that's it. If they don't like it, don't bid. In fact, you can turn this buyer in to eBay for making threats against you. Threatening you with feedback extortion and emailing your other buyers are clearly against the rules. Keep those emails. Tell the buyer that you have the rules on your side, and he is the one who can, and will be, reported for making threats.

1/22/0811:17 AM

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