Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: STMO123 on 30 May 2008, 18:52:08
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Further to James' problems with his ebay transaction:
So as to leave people in no doubt of my intentions, my listings go something like:
FOR SALE...Blah, blah, blah
Bidders with less than 10 positive feedbacks will have their bids deleted. If you have a great deal of positive feedback from buying 50p trading cards, you bid will be deleted. If you are from a foreign country, your bid will be deleted. If I dont like the look of your username or you live in a deprived area of the country, your bid will be deleted.
GOOD LUCK!
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LOL -- you should see all the conditions we post up on our auctions -- I have come to the opinion that most of the buyers cannot read -- just look at the pictures !!!!
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if only it was that simple fella :o
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Well that's me out then ::)....sure that's not discriminatory ::)
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I can't understand why people moan about Ebay. Its a calculated risk that every knows about, so it can't be a shock when it happens ::)
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ebay ebay feebay is getting a true night mare at the moment, not only is the feedback system foooooked the fee's are high, then the nonepaying bidders arfe 20% of you buyers, ists crap, you cannot get a good price for any thing, i just sold my old pc which was a beast, for £80. cheap as chips as they say.
alas there are no others that can compete with it, ebid and the such dont have the buyers.
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I can't understand why people moan about Ebay. Its a calculated risk that every knows about, so it can't be a shock when it happens ::)
hmmmm, there is some truth to that i must agree.
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ebay ebay feebay is getting a true night mare at the moment, not only is the feedback system foooooked the fee's are high, then the nonepaying bidders arfe 20% of you buyers, ists crap, you cannot get a good price for any thing, i just sold my old pc which was a beast, for £80. cheap as chips as they say.
alas there are no others that can compete with it, ebid and the such dont have the buyers.
You cant leave buyers negative feedback, but if you dont like the look of 'em, shoot them stop them bidding.
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as said by myself in another thread, i use by it now all the time, with paypal "immediate payment required"
i get plenty messages saying "i want what you're selling but it wont let me buy, can you tell me why please?"
no foreigners, no neg feedback, and no one without paypal, my listings only end once they actually complete payment :y
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as said by myself in another thread, i use by it now all the time, with paypal "immediate payment required"
i get plenty messages saying "i want what you're selling but it wont let me buy, can you tell me why please?"
no foreigners, no neg feedback, and no one without paypal, my listings only end once they actually complete payment :y
Hmmm .... I would say 40% of my buyers are abroad -- never had a problem. Postal service in Italy is slow, to say the least, even Russia haven't lost anything yet !!!! Mainland Britain, though, is a different matter !
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as said by myself in another thread, i use by it now all the time, with paypal "immediate payment required"
i get plenty messages saying "i want what you're selling but it wont let me buy, can you tell me why please?"
no foreigners, no neg feedback, and no one without paypal, my listings only end once they actually complete payment :y
i tend not to use royal mail for larger item, couriers are better and to be honest royal mail is CRAPOLA
Hmmm .... I would say 40% of my buyers are abroad -- never had a problem. Postal service in Italy is slow, to say the least, even Russia haven't lost anything yet !!!! Mainland Britain, though, is a different matter !
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i work for royal mail, if every member of royal mail staff was like me, they'd have a better reputation!
at least i tell people when i've stolen money out of their birthday cards!! ;D
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I wasn't aiming at the postal delivery services (OK -- I was at Italy's !).
I was, clumsily, referring to the buyers claiming "losses" or "non delivery" in order to get a refund when they had, in fact, got the goods!
I find that a good proportion of the potential scammers are in mainland Britain as opposed to those abroad.
But, then I deal in low value goods -- not worth the effort of a scam, I guess
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I wasn't aiming at the postal delivery services (OK -- I was at Italy's !).
I was, clumsily, referring to the buyers claiming "losses" or "non delivery" in order to get a refund when they had, in fact, got the goods!
I find that a good proportion of the potential scammers are in mainland Britain as opposed to those abroad.
But, then I deal in low value goods -- not worth the effort of a scam, I guess
if you had been, you wouldnt have been far wrong in some cases. i've not been there long but i've encountered stories of laziness from postmen :(
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I wasn't aiming at the postal delivery services (OK -- I was at Italy's !).
I was, clumsily, referring to the buyers claiming "losses" or "non delivery" in order to get a refund when they had, in fact, got the goods!
I find that a good proportion of the potential scammers are in mainland Britain as opposed to those abroad.
But, then I deal in low value goods -- not worth the effort of a scam, I guess
if you had been, you wouldnt have been far wrong in some cases. i've not been there long but i've encountered stories of laziness from postmen :(
I think it's the same in all walks of life, Danny. I, and it seems, you, take pride in doing a fair day's work for a fair day's pay ----- others don't.
It boils down to self-respect. To be honest, I don't do the best I can at work for the sake of my employer -- I do it for me.