04-09-2013 05:40 PM
Of 25 recent sales, only 8 left feedback.
When I ship items I put "Please leave feedback - Thank you" on the folded invoice in the envelope.
This is visible when items are removed from envelope.
Other than emails, is there any other way to ask for feedback?
Terry
04-09-2013 05:43 PM
Are you selling widgets or feedback ?
04-09-2013 06:20 PM
As a seller for more than a few years, I never request feedback. If I do not get a complaint I feel I've done my job. I always leave feedback when the buyer pays. I never expect feedback so I'm always happy when I see my FB score change. Negative feedback and complaints are handled via Ebay procedure to make sure there is a record of the occurance.
04-09-2013 07:10 PM
"Of 25 recent sales, only 8 left feedback."
You need to look at the bigger picture.
Since March 19th you left 21 feedback for your buyers and received almost as many.
Patience.
On average, it may take a week or two for buyers to receive their purchases and leave feedback.
When I look at your overall average, you left 751 feedback and received 667
That is a phenominal 88% ratio - even better than me (81.7%)! Nothing to complain about. 🙂
(PS- I also recognize many on my regular buyers on your lis!)
04-09-2013 07:15 PM
Taking a quick look at one of your listings, I noticed: "Scott 2012 C.V. " when in fact the price shown was NOT from Scott (they do not price plate blocks) but from Unitrade.
Buyers of Canadian stamps know the difference. It is always best to quote the correct catalogue value.
04-09-2013 10:31 PM
Thank you for your reply, what you have said makes sense to me, in future I will follow your advice.
Thank you again
Terry
04-09-2013 10:33 PM
Thank you for your reply Pierre, what you have said makes sense to me, in future I will follow your advice.
Thank you again
Terry
04-09-2013 10:35 PM
Pierre
I had thought most buyers would know that Scott prices were from the Unitrade Catalogue.
I will add 'Scott prices coutesy of Unitrade'
Thank you
04-10-2013 01:27 AM
Never, ever, ask for FB. I never have.
In the 80's! GACK! I'm in the 60's.
04-10-2013 05:56 AM
"I will add 'Scott prices coutesy of Unitrade'"
Sorry but that is incorrect.
Prices in the Scott catalogue are in US$ and represent retail value in the USA
Prices in the Unitrade Catalogue ate in Cdn$ and represent retail value in Canada.
They are seldom the same value, although they share the same catalogue number (not value).
If you want to show both (I do in many listings), I suggest (for example):
Scott 2013 # 999 US$ 5.00
Unitrade 2013 # 999 Cdn$ 9.00