Ebay Not Yet Following THEIR OWN Feedback Policies!

[tea_past_times]

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Message: Good Morning.

It was my understanding that Ebay was going to remove negative feedback comments from Sellers Feedback Profiles, if the members that left them were now unregistered/or suspended.

On November 17th 2007, member teapothk left a negative comment for me after he was a non paying bidder. His status soon became NOT A REGISTERED USER. However, the comment remains in my profile, and affects my feedback score.

On May 27th of this year, I contacted live help and was told the comment should be removed from my profile. I was provided a link to the Ebay feedback Removal team, however I could not use the link because the screen says the item number is too old. The item number was: 230184239683

Please could you, in accordance with your own policies, follow through and have this comment from an unregistered user removed ASAP?

Thank you. Please don't forward a link, as I've tried that and it doesn't work. Please forward this yourself to someone who deals with this matter. Thank you kindly. -PHIL

[art-in-the-making]

tea past times

I appreciate your frustration.

I actually had an enlightening experience with photobucket the other day. I had an issue with their site and it was corrected within minutes after I wrote to them, even thought they have millions of users like eBay.

That said,

jakeeangel, tea past times, and dipmicro:

As a parent of a child with Down Syndrome, I find the language in your posts to be offensive and I suggest you reconsider your use of the r word.

[tea_past_times]

Hi there ART IN THE MAKING,

I appreciate what you are saying. Sometimes I am offended by the word maniac, as some folks I know suffer from manic depression. Sometimes when I hear someone refer to something as Skitzo, it offends me because I know someone with schizophrenia.

There are many words like that that have emotional triggers for those with people close to them who have differences.

I assure you, no harm was intended when I reposted another person's comment. I have volunteered with our local Community Living program and we refer to people in the program as "developmentally delayed". I've never heard the R word around there and must admit, I quite missed the fact that people with developmental delays used to be labelled with that word.(How quickly we forget.)

Have a good day!

-PHIL

[tea_past_times]

So what would be a good word for Ebay's customer service??

Inept?
Uninformed?
Useless?
Silly?
Frustrating?
Meaningless?
Inadequate?
Hopeless?
Scripted?
Automated?
Wrong?
Abrupt?
Impersonal?
Condescending?
Bureaucratic?
Futile?
Abysmal?
Lacking?
Unwieldy?
Dictatorial?
Paternalistic?
Authoritarian?

[tea_past_times]

Careless?
Uninspired?
Lackadaisical?
Bereft?
Anonymous?
Inconsistent?
Crappy?
Lousy?

[tea_past_times]

Clueless?
Glacial?
Elusive?
Ridiculous?
Unsatisfying?
Repetitive?
Screwed?

[tea_past_times]

Stinky?
Sucky?
Sloppy?
Subpar?
Shenanigans?

[tea_past_times]

Ineffective?
Inefficient?
Incompetent?
Inflexible?
Unbelievable?

[momoftwingles2]

Tea,

You've described yourself in these last several posts quite well.

Susan

[art-in-the-making]

Tea, I am sure that neither you nor the others meant anything by it.

I'm no crusader for political correctness. It was getting a little epidemic on this thread that's all.

[tea_past_times]

Tea,

You've described yourself in these last several posts quite well.

Susan ....

How witty, you are from the USA right?

[tea_past_times]

AH yes, that ribald, knee-slapping American sense of Humour. HEHEHEHEHEHE

[tea_past_times]

Did you think of that one yourself or was it a group effort??

[whoscloset]

Continuing to make friends and influence people, eh Tea?

[momoftwingles2]

Yes, Tea.

Proudly I am a dual citizen of both the US and Canada. I'm quite fortunate to be able to enjoy the best of both worlds.

Susan

[tea_past_times]

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