Possible to change feedback?

[joe323i]

I bought a watch from a seller on ebay.  The watch looked good initially, so I left positive feedback.  It was later determined by an inspection at an authorized Tissot dealer that the watch was not genuine.  I have since opened a paypal dispute and my payment was refunded.  Is there any way to change the feedback that I left?  If not, what can be done about this seller selling fake watches?  I don't want anyone else to get burned.

[pjcdn2005]

You can't change a positive feedback but you can add a comment to the feedback already left.

Go to your feedback page and on the bottom of the page click on 'Reply to feedback received'.

[joe323i]

Follow-up feedback left.  Thankyou.

[amethyst1415]

He has sold all these watches and not one other person realized it was a fake?

[joe323i]

Apparently not. The watch looked good, but when compared side-by-side with a genuine watch, it was very obvious. In addition to the visual differences, the cheap replica movement was running over 3 minutes slow per day.

[patken123]

Thank you for your post,I have often looked at watches here,Seiko in particular,but it never felt right to buy a watch on ebay specially the price difference is so much (compare to what's available at jewelry stores)that make me wonder if these watches are in fact genuine,now I am sure it is a bad idea.

The sellers may not even know that the watches they are selling are not genuine but they should find out before they list them.

[joe323i]

I know I will never buy another watch, or any other commonly counterfeited items, from Ebay.  Ebay is too full of fakes, and Ebay doesn't seem to care that it's happening.  I just wish there was a way to contact the other buyers who possibly bought fake watches from this seller.  

[2011limey1]

Sorry for your experience, but, although I'm not a "brand name" woman at all, I absolutely love some of Michael Kors' watches and have 3. Two of them were purchased on ebay - one from Canada and one from the States (BEFORE GSP!) I'm certainly not saying you didn't do homework, etc. but I asked so many questions I think I was driving the sellers crazy but they were both very accommodating. They certainly were genuine, but kind of on a whim, when Michael Kors opened a store near me in Vancouver, I took them in and they definitely were the real deal. I looked at the prices in there and I did get super deals. Kind of off topic, but it's crazy to me - the first one purchased from Amazon was bought years ago and the batteries on all of them are going strong. When I was in the Kors store I asked about that - did he put "special" batteries in them and the answer was no, not at all. But I still find that strange - other watches I had, less expensive, but in no way cheap cheap - the batteries didn't last long at all. Ah well - just MY experience.