Reply to ""DSRs: Making Them Work for You""

ronridgelyMember

It is sad that eBay, a huge company with lots of resources, has to experiment with these ideas on us. The only reason we should have to educate our buyers, is because the system is not clear in the first place .
So I should have to explain, even when it doesn't make sense, that eBay will punish me if you leave 4 stars for shipping, even when it really did cost me $25 to ship that package to California.
I think stubborn eBay will eventually have to give a little on this one. Maybe they need to explain to all the buyers when to leave 5 stars or when to leave less.
Lower the DSR requirements, especially on shipping because shipping is expensive, and not everyone (especially new buyers) understands.
Alas, I think it will only be disappearing sellers and profits that will eventually convince eBay to change, not logic.

7/17/0810:50 AM

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