lawrenson wrote:We were probably just behind you. The Missus bid on quite a few things (tho only won one - it was more to help the auction along a bit, as it was rather sad).I reckon, in the right market, that boxing picure would have been worth 1K+, not the £55 it went for.Cheers,malc
new user cannot read terms, does not take insurance then uses chargeback AVOID Seller: cougarrinard ( 7513) Jul-13-07 08:42 Reply by ajtucker99 (Jul-15-07 11:06):learn about your vendor responsibilities and what good customer service means.Follow-up by cougarrinard (Jul-15-07 14:0LEARN TO READ TERMS, MY 37,000 +FB = GOOD ENOUGH CUST SERV, 36,908 MORE THAN U? TSR AD&D BIRTHRIGHT CAMPAIGN SETTING 3100 VGC- (#120116839329)
Here's a transaction where the Coug left a negative for a positive feedback...the guy's FIRST ever neg, btw....always a class act, that guy: ** expired/removed eBay auction ** Mike B
Ekim Toor wrote:This posting by Mike clearly proves that coug is obsessed with his feedback. You would think a powerseller who recieves hundreds of feedback comments a week would only take/have the time to read the negs or neutrals. I'm positive now that he's read all 37,000 feedback comments.
jasonw1239 wrote:Al,I am not a major seller by any stretch, but in the 170+ sales that I have had there was only once that somebody did not leave me feedback.I did not ask (beg?) but just figured that they must have their own reason for not doing so.Typically I will leave feedback when I receive payment. I realize that this leaves me open for negative feedback without recourse but the way I look at it, once a customer has paid they have fulfilled their part of the bargain. My job at that point is to safely package the item and ship it.The only time I don't leave feedback until I receive it is when a customer exhibits any strange behavior or is very late to pay for an item.But that's just my 8 farthings!
Guido-the-Gypsy wrote:I read this article earlier today and could not help but think of Al. http://www.startribune.com/484/story/1327501.html Firing a gun at the intended victim's place of business might have been going overboard though. Okay, and burning down the trailer.
killjoy32 wrote:now THAT is what i call dealing with something Al
JohnGaunt wrote:One must be aggressive in dealing with people because they may have guns or whatnot in their trailers. Better safe than sorry. People are fscking crazy.
benjoshua wrote:I personally believe that in a fight, both sides are wrong.