eBay question: As a Seller, Do you leave . . .

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eBay question: As a Seller, Do you leave (negative) "positive" feedback for non-payers???

 

 

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[Mutant Manatee]

It's actually against eBay policy to do that, and if the buyer reports it eBay will remove the feedback comment and send you a nasty-gram. It will still count as positive feedback for the deadbeat though, only it says, "Comment removed by eBay".

 

 

So I just mail the deadbeat one of my cat's puked-up hairballs instead.

[dopy02]

(negative) "positive" feedback

 

frowned on by ebay

Feedback Abuse

Negative statements left for a buyer that conflict with the positive rating

Violations of this policy may result in a range of actions, including:

 

Listing cancellation

 

Limits on account privileges

 

Account suspension

 

Forfeit of eBay fees on cancelled listings

 

Loss of PowerSeller status

 

Feedback rating and/or comment removal

 

[Dale Roberts]

It's actually against eBay policy to do that, and if the buyer reports it eBay will remove the feedback comment and send you a nasty-gram. It will still count as positive feedback for the deadbeat though, only it says, "Comment removed by eBay".

 

 

So I just mail the deadbeat one of my cat's puked-up hairballs instead.

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[RockMyAmadeus]

It's actually against eBay policy to do that, and if the buyer reports it eBay will remove the feedback comment and send you a nasty-gram. It will still count as positive feedback for the deadbeat though, only it says, "Comment removed by eBay".

 

 

So I just mail the deadbeat one of my cat's puked-up hairballs instead.

 

Oh, so THAT'S what this thing is...

 

I thought it was a loofah....

[Logan510]

Funny this topic came up as I was actually thinking about doing this for the first time with a recent buyer. I'm glad now I didn't do it seeing some of the actions that Ebay takes against that sort of thing.

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Loss of PowerSeller status

 

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(negative) "positive" feedback

 

frowned on by ebay

Feedback Abuse

Negative statements left for a buyer that conflict with the positive rating

Violations of this policy may result in a range of actions, including:

 

Listing cancellation

 

Limits on account privileges

 

Account suspension

 

Forfeit of eBay fees on cancelled listings

 

Loss of PowerSeller status

 

Feedback rating and/or comment removal

 

 

Thanks - now I remember why I don't do it . . . kind of a pisser though, as the deadbeat gets a free ride.

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It's actually against eBay policy to do that, and if the buyer reports it eBay will remove the feedback comment and send you a nasty-gram. It will still count as positive feedback for the deadbeat though, only it says, "Comment removed by eBay".

 

 

So I just mail the deadbeat one of my cat's puked-up hairballs instead.

 

I like it! But are you sure that shipping "puked-up hairballs" is within Postal regulations . . .

[Hawkman]

if someone doesn't pay, i don't leave them any positive feedback for any reason. not sure why you would in the first place anyways.