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Old 20th November 2008, 02:46 AM   #1
kahnjar1
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I really don't understand Ebays attitude. I would have thought that a user friendly site would attract far more activity and thereby increase Ebays earning thru fees. They appear to be trying to make things as difficult as possible, and as for trying to get a sensible answer to reasonable questions from their "contact us".....................
Stick with the Swap Forum on this site and you can't go wrong. Admittedly the coverage is perhaps not as extensive as Ebay, but at least there are no STUPID rules to make things more difficult!
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Old 21st November 2008, 12:35 AM   #2
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According to eBay, buyers were threatened with negative feedback by sellers if they left negative feedback for the sellers.
I have only given negative feedback twice but did not receive any negative feedback from those sellers as my feedback was factual and true.
And if they would have given negative feed back, what would it be ?
"Slow payment and you smell like dirty socks" ?

Strange that people would be concerned about that.

For me eBay is also going in the wrong with this decission.
But it becomes bigger and bigger business for Mr. eBay.
Decissions are taken for financial gain and not by common sense.
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