IBM 3725 Communications Controller - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

14 Dec 2006

 --- Richard <legalize at xmission.com> wrote: 
...

 In article
 <7.0.1.0.2.20061214162747.0602ec50 at yahoo.com>,
     Gene Ehrich <ygehrich at yahoo.com>  writes: *>> snip <<*

...
   >With 12338
positives? Thats a 99.1 percent  approval rating. Quite respectabl
 e.

 If 108 people are unhappy enough to leave a  negative I dont care what 
  the percentages are he's a crook  
 Just out of curiosity, have you ever run a busines s
...
  where the
 customers are pulled from the general public?

 There's nothing you can do about people who are
 assholes all by
 themselves and expect you to burgle turds from the ir
...
  ass and smile
 while doing it in the name of "customer service". 

Exactly.

I am really only a buyer and have only ever
sold one item. I currently have a rating of 99 
on there. Thats 101 positives and 2 negatives.

The first negative was added accidentally by
a buyer, long before the option to mutually 
agree to remove feedback was added, and he
sent me an email to apologise for his mistake.

The 2nd one is, however, valid. I won too many
items at the same time and relied heavily on
my emails to check what was paid for etc.
I missed an item and didn't realise until it
was far too late (I had a seperate email
account specifically for it back then and only
checked it every 2-3 weeks).

You will always find someone with negative
feedback. If you didn't, then I'd be rather
suspicious - especially if they have more than
1,000 positives.

Regards,
Andrew B
aliensrcooluk at yahoo.co.uk