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You should not have done what you did in FB. That is the exact reason eBay eliminated the ability for sellers to leave negs, retaliation. It is also an eBay policy violation.
Um? This is over a $10 (ten) watch?
This is why I leave FB immediately. Done with and i "think" it helps influence buyers to a happier conclusion.
What you did is a policy violation, change the FB.
Um? This is over a $10 (ten) watch?
This is why I leave FB immediately. Done with and i "think" it helps influence buyers to a happier conclusion.
What you did is a policy violation, change the FB.
Buyer received refund and I thought that would end it.
Did you get the watch back before you refunded? Usually the request for return before refund will end the problem. An honest buyer will return the watch (and if the problem is as stated, you as the seller should also refund his return postage, painful though it may be. It's your responsibility) and a scammer will refuse.
EBay /Paypal normally will not process a Not As Described refund unless the unhappy buyer can prove delivery to the seller.
However the buyer took issue with the feedback I left him in which I stated my concerns.
Well, that was a mistake. Sellers can leave only positive or no feedback. Leaving a false positive like yours means he can have it removed.
I have blocked him. Can anyone tell me what else I can do???
The Reports and the Block are about as far as you can go.
You can also block his emails to your email account and don't bother opening them. They will only irritate you.
If they get 'strange" you can also report him to his email supplier. Or if really strange, to the police in his municipality.
The worst he can do for your reputation is leave negative feedback which doesn't seem to have occured to him (
) and trash your DSRs. I'd ignore him and hope he hasn't figured this out.
Femme, buyer already left a pos.
With the high FB score the buyer has, one would think they would be more savvy than they are and would petition eBay to remove the false pos and sanction the seller.
Since the advent of no negs for buyers, I rely on my "canned" FB remarks. I leave it and forget it. I do not get involved in the **bleep** for tat. Negs? I give them a vanilla smooth response. I do what I can to protect my reputation.
With the high FB score the buyer has, one would think they would be more savvy than they are and would petition eBay to remove the false pos and sanction the seller.
Since the advent of no negs for buyers, I rely on my "canned" FB remarks. I leave it and forget it. I do not get involved in the **bleep** for tat. Negs? I give them a vanilla smooth response. I do what I can to protect my reputation.
Oh good heavens, get rid of all of that. That is antagonistic, insulting, guaranteed to cause trouble.
Everything that Femme copied and pasted? This is my version:
Refund: Money back.
Yup, that is mt terms of sale. Every word of it. It has served me very well.
Everything that Femme copied and pasted? This is my version:
Refund: Money back.
Yup, that is mt terms of sale. Every word of it. It has served me very well.
@jerseywithstats wrote:I can understand that some times buyers will get overly emotional and respond with treats as Im sure sellers are capable of the same emotions.
If I was you, just refund your buyer. Have him or her return the item for a full refund. It will help your credibility in the long run. Dont argue with your buyer, just agree and be done with it. And yes please get rid of all that stuff you have in your listing.
Sorry about your chronic pain. I have a wife who also suffers, so I know what you go through. Good Luck
Exactly.
Kids today. Not their fault. They were never taught, as, why teach something that is archaic for today and tomorrow's world. Technology is a dangerous thing. Kids live with it. Us "older" folks are baffled by it "Back in my day, junior".
How many times have we been stumped by something and then wished there was a 10 yr old near-by? Reminds me of the story about the fellow that couldn't get his computer to work. Went next door to get little Jimmy, you know, the kid with bedroom that looks like NASA Mission Control in Houston.
Anyway the kid pushes a few buttons and gets it working. Fellow said "What was wrong"?. Kid replies, and you may need to write this out, "It had an ID TEN T error".
I have many "ID TEN T" errors.
How many times have we been stumped by something and then wished there was a 10 yr old near-by? Reminds me of the story about the fellow that couldn't get his computer to work. Went next door to get little Jimmy, you know, the kid with bedroom that looks like NASA Mission Control in Houston.
Anyway the kid pushes a few buttons and gets it working. Fellow said "What was wrong"?. Kid replies, and you may need to write this out, "It had an ID TEN T error".
I have many "ID TEN T" errors.
@rose-dee wrote:I recall a few years ago that a young student was hired for the summer in an office where I worked to do "gopher" jobs and keep the place tidy. She was asked one day by the office manager to defrost the (rather old) refrigerator, and stood there looking at him totally perplexed -- "How do I do that?" "Uhhh -- you unplug it." "Huh?" "You unplug it and let the frost melt, then clear out the water." "Ohhhhhh, wow, that's strange!!"
Off-topic but... Ohhhhhhhhhh so that's how you do it. I have never seen frost in my freezers at home. (Though I have seen them elsewhere, like the fridge at work./school..) And defrosting a fridge definitely is not part of my job description... 
I have never unplugged a fridge before in my life either.
And I have never used a mechanical watch either even though my mom has one she really likes.
And not to forget... rabbit ears and tail fins!
(To anybody under 40 -- these actually have nothing to do with animals)
Worse, is, blame the customer. The old adage of pointing with one finger forward, you are pointing three back.
Every single customer that bought the wrong thing, I can see why. Did I describe poorly? Perhaps in a misleading way? Nope, they were reading in a different manner. Ya just gotta deal with it.
Every single customer that bought the wrong thing, I can see why. Did I describe poorly? Perhaps in a misleading way? Nope, they were reading in a different manner. Ya just gotta deal with it.
