08-14-2018 07:25 AM
For long time didnt have a time to browse around the platform but what i just saw shocked me .
I browsed in two categories handbags and luggage .Sellers misrepresent the location of their items and imagine they are top rated even all the negative feedback they had for a month.
So I guess i should not complain of the drop of the sales. How we could insure the customers to buy with confidence .
Its so sad and worrying
08-14-2018 09:05 AM
08-14-2018 09:09 AM
they are so many you cant believe .The feedback that i read had a lot of complains that they ship from Asia .So I assumed that buyers report them but they still keep listing items .I guess its all about FVF
08-14-2018 09:14 AM
08-14-2018 09:48 AM
What will be my reason to report the listing ? They state that the items are ship from Alberta but the shipping its over 18 days .Should I order something from them ?
Or order a 3 pcs set luggage for less then $ 10 .Where is eBay in this case
08-14-2018 10:26 AM
08-14-2018 10:54 AM
no there is a lot of things that shows that they violate a lot of the rulles on ebay
08-14-2018 01:59 PM
a lot of complains that they ship from Asia .So I assumed that buyers report them
Those FB reveal that the buyers were naive to begin with-- buying obviously fraudulent items-- and continued down the same path by using the useless FB system to complain.
As momcqueen says, complaining to the neighbours.
If they had used the Resolution Centre, instead of feedback which eBay does not use as a measure of a seller's account, those sellers would be gone.
Also. A seller can be Top Rated and even have 100% FB, and still have hundreds of neg FB, because they have thousands of happy customers.
Ratios.
08-14-2018
04:17 PM
- last edited on
08-15-2018
12:06 AM
by
kh-leslie
I have bought 3 watches and two(Different Sellers) were never received. After posting negative feedback and threats to withhold refund if no 5 star feedback given , finally received refund. Purchased a third watch and this time after no shipping in 7 days and no replies put in a negative feedback. Got the same song and dance about 5 star feedback. When I refused was told to wait another 53 days for receipt and than put in claim. That was both through EBay and seller.
Put in a claim through paypal and hope to get a REFUND. Do not trust Feedback, it is rigged.
08-14-2018 04:22 PM
08-14-2018 04:35 PM
I definitely agree with a number of fashionoutletdeal's points. Ebay needs to do a much better job of policing some of the "Larger Sellers".(Example - Say 10,000 Items +) and maybe offshore also. For the most point the "Smaller Sellers", a good percentage of the people that frequent this board we are doing their best to follow all the constantly changing rules and procedures. We are trying to ship fairly and describe our items to the best of our abilities. If we make a mistake we are punished IMMEDIATELY. As for some of these larger sellers they seemingly can do very little wrong when they have hundreds and hundreds of transactions daily compared to us. Ebay's new bread and butter. And for these sellers to inaccurately post shipping locations of items is not right. May be arriving from...Surprise!!! As buyers we want to know in advance where something is going to be shipped from so we can accurately know how long its going to take to arrive and if the shipping is reasonable for that item. Filing claims after your item arrives does not seem to change what is going on. Once you get an item a little late, you file it in your memory bank and just say "I won't do that again." Until you accidentally do or because it's something you really require and no one has stock at a reasonable price. Unfortunately truth in advertising went out the windows years ago. Very sad but true!!!
-CM
08-14-2018 07:37 PM - edited 08-14-2018 07:40 PM
Do not trust Feedback, it is rigged.
No.
It is a method of publicizing the buyer's satisfaction, or dissatisfaction with a transaction or seller.
As such, it works pretty well.
What you missed was the eBay and Paypal Resolution Centres, both of which are set up to resolve problems including Unpaid transactions, Not As Described items and Not Received items.
Usually in a few days , occasionally in hours.
EBay gives you only 30 days from delivery (or last estimated date for delivery) to use the Resolution Centre.
Paypal gives you 180 days from payment in their Resolution Centre.
Basically, you used the wrong system.
Because FB is given so much prominence, it's my belief that it should be dropped entirely and the Resolution Centre brought to the attention of unhappy buyers instead.
08-14-2018 07:38 PM
a much better job of policing some of the "Larger Sellers"....and maybe offshore also.
You do realize that from eBay's point of view, we Canadians are part of those "offshore" sellers?
08-14-2018 08:07 PM
That was just in reference to what a few others have said or thought recently with all of the fake items that are now being listed on eBay. What also doesn't help the current state of affairs, are sellers who sell items they don't even have in their possession, so have no idea on the quality of those items. As for USA buyers if given the choice most of them they would rather purchase from a Canadian seller vs someone in China for example especially based on delivery time if they require something quickly. And a much better chance it will be describe accurately and honestly.
-CM
08-14-2018 08:21 PM
08-14-2018 09:58 PM
08-14-2018 10:28 PM
@fashionoutletdeal wrote:
Why a Canadian seller need to have VAT ?
Is a percentage amount shown? VAT is a more widely understood term than GST, and definitely more understood internationally than HST. Perhaps they're using the term generically?
Can't really give you much of an answer without context, I'm afraid.
08-14-2018 10:31 PM
08-14-2018 10:31 PM
08-14-2018 10:32 PM