8 Feb
2007
8 Feb
'07
5:48 p.m.
In article <45CBA2C6.30808 at gmail.com>,
Sridhar Ayengar <ploopster at gmail.com> writes:
Tony Duell wrote:
Oooh, nice idea. I'll remember that for next time, but this is the
only case where I've even had to leave negative feedback on ebay. I
received another unit that had minor damage, but the person was
reasonable about it, so I ended up leaving neutral feedback (I will
never leave positive feedback for anyone that sends me goods that
aren't properly packed; but will leave neutral if they agree to
compensate me for the poor packing -- I ask that shipping fees be
refunded.)
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As an aside, INMHO E-bay feedback is seriously
broken, in that you can
bet seller will give you negative feedback if you give him negative
feedback, no matter how poor the product, how misleading the discription,
how promptly you paid, etc.
That's why, when I need to leave negative feedback, I do it minutes
before the 90-day deadline is about to go by.