Reindeergamez wrote:After 3 weeks went by I sent an email inquiring about the status. At this time the seller tells me that they got a letter from the Atlanta post office about the package being messed up and had to fill out some kind of form (not a lot of details from them about what kind of letter they got or anything) and that hopefully when they got the form back the post office would send the package along.
Reindeergamez wrote:Here's the "What would you do" part. Should I just accept the refund or should I demand the other $10.00 ***I would have never even dreamed of doing that until I was treated rudely*** And what sort of feedback would be appropriate. (I've already been given feedback so that's not a problem)
MShipley88 wrote: Would it be unethical to lift the text of an auction so long as it accurately described the item in the new auction? :?
bbarsh wrote:If you can figure out how to sell on ebay, you can write your own damn descriptions.I take the time to make mine unique and informative. For someone to rip that off is simply bullshit. This is not an agrument about making an item sell for a higher price, but personalization of sales. Some may like my presentation, others not. But the effort I make to build a point-of-sale listing should not be up for someone to rip it off.