Reply to ""Handling Negative Feedback""

themadboomerMember

Buyers are aware sellers can not leave a neg. I had 1 "claim" minor damage. They asked for a discount/partial refund in exchange for positive FB. When I asked them to send a photo of damage (they said they could) they SUDDENLY decided it was "not worth worrying about".

WHO is doing "feedback blackmail"? If eBay wants a FB system like the "River" they should set they're fees like the "River".

Use either annonomus DSR's or a Mutual Feedback system. The current system is designed to remove all but "Power Sellers" off of eBay.

5/16/088:47 PM

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