Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/12/12

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Subject: RE: [Leica] Options for when Ebay seller breaches contract?
From: Roger <contaxaholic@yahoo.com>
Date: Tue, 12 Dec 2000 11:36:34 -0800 (PST)

Frank,

      Thanks, and I hope you are right. I've been
giving him the benefit of the doubt just in case the
holidays/vacations at this time of year have been
affecting things. 

      However.... The seller has (0) rating so I
figured he was a new seller and this was his first
auction. So I didn't check his feedback ratings
because with a (0) rating it would be a wasted
mouseclick. Or so I thought. A few days ago I must
have clicked it by mistake or trying to get more
information on the seller. Guess what. He has had
several auctions, with 2 positive feedbacks and 2
negative feedbacks. 

      What I didn't realize is that with 4 auctions
under his belt, Ebay added the negatives and postives
which cancelled eachother out and gave him the (0).

      More disconcerting is that two other buyers
experienced more or less the same thing I'm going
through with him now. 

Kicking myself in the pants for not checking his
feedback. I don't always get feedback when I purchase
something, but will now!

Live and learn.
Roger 
- --- Frank Filippone <red735i@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Based on the dates involved, I would send the seller
> an email every day,
> maybe twice a day, noting second request, third
> request, etc.....after a
> while, the seller may get annoyed enough to
> respond....
> 
> Inform Ebay of a possible fraud... they tend to (at
> least on the surface)
> take these things very seriously.....and send the
> seller a dirty-gram.  Not
> that that does any real good, but some people at
> least do respond.....
> 
> However the reality is that the seller could be a
> kid at school and involved
> with exams, or a seller that could give a s%^t about
> customer service, now
> that he has your cash.....but most people are
> honest, and you are most
> likely just a bit nervous......
> 
> Patience is the key here... not panic.....
> 
> Frank Filippone
> red735i@earthlink.net
> 
> 


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