
08-06-2014 12:12 AM
In forums we tend to air frustrations and problems. In any group of people there are 5-10% who will be a pain, any group anywhere - Ebay buyers and sellers to.
My kudos to the honest and honorable buyers is triggered form a lovely person in Japan. Somehow an airmail delivery of a cross stitch kit took 7 weeks, more in line with surface shipping, so I suspect Canada Post diverted it into the wrong bin. At 6 weeks she requested a refund and said if it arrived she would re-send payment. I only asked for the price and was going to absorb the shipping, so that on a $20 item at least I wasn't losing $. When it finally did arrived, she e-mailed asking for an invoice for the full amount, which she promptly paid. My hats off to her and the vast majority of buyers who just want a good clean transaction.
08-06-2014 04:00 PM
Thank you for posting that. I agree that the majority of buyers here are honest and easy to work with.
08-06-2014 04:16 PM - edited 08-06-2014 04:17 PM
I agree. In general most buyers are great and some even exceptional, but we live in a world where the few always ruin a good thing. Just as one example, Ebay charging fees on our shipping because of a few dishonest sellers.
08-06-2014 04:38 PM
Just as one example, Ebay charging fees on our shipping because of a few dishonest sellers.
I've never believed that as I'm sure that there were other ways to control that. As far as I'm concerned, it was just a way of raising fees.
08-06-2014 05:34 PM
08-06-2014 06:56 PM
As far as I'm concerned, it was just a way of raising fees.
Oh I believe that to. Ebay's way of make additional money.
Its like government TAX, LEVY,FINE. Its the only way they generate revenue. In ebays case, I will categorize their fee as a fine.
08-06-2014 08:11 PM
Yes, kudos to all the good buyers I have had. Especially to the ones who were willing to forgive my mistakes (ex. relisted a sold item by accident and had to cancel) by accepting the mutual cancellation (so that I get my fees back) and prompt refund ^_^