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Why does it seem like all ebay cares about is letting buyers say whatever they want to about sellers without giving sellers the chance defend themselves or to "face our accuser" so to speak.A buyer can give a seller a 1 or a 2 rating on something and we have no idea what the problem ever was.You have said that you don't want us to know who gave a low rating because of retribution...how fair is that?They can say anything they want whether its TRUE OR NOT but we can't say anything.We should be allowed to respond so that other buyers can make their own judgement.How about coming up with a way to leave buyers negative feedback ANONYMOUSLY..so we don't have to worry that if we said someone is a deadbeat and took 14 days to pay...they can't retaliate against us with 1's and 2's.
Why do you only care about protecting the buyers?
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Ebays favoritism for buyers vs sellers
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