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Mysterious eBay Feedback System... Argh!
Aug 10, 2012 03:24 AM

I saw a DVD I wanted to buy. The seller has 99.5 feedback rating. Looks pretty good right? Uh...no.

 

I click on their feedback and they have had over 500 negative feedbacks in the last 12 months. So why the sparkling feedback number? Because they do such volumes in sales that they retain a great rating.

 

If I had even 3 neg feedbacks in the past 12 months it would have dropped my rating from 100% to 96%... So what's up with that eBay?!

 

Okay, so a seller sells thousands of DVDs every year, but according to many of the negative feedbacks, they fail to send DVDs, they send the wrong ones, and some of the DVDs they sell are bootlegs. On the "bootleg" reason alone eBay should shut them down or at least tell them to pull any listings that are bootleg copies.

 

If a low volume DVD seller sold or listed even ONE bootleg DVD, eBay would be calling the feds on them.

 

Can someone explain the illogical logic with this topic?

Thanks,

signed.... flabbergasted

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Mysterious eBay Feedback System... Argh!

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Mysterious eBay Feedback System... Argh!
Aug 10, 2012 03:24 AM

I saw a DVD I wanted to buy. The seller has 99.5 feedback rating. Looks pretty good right? Uh...no.

 

I click on their feedback and they have had over 500 negative feedbacks in the last 12 months. So why the sparkling feedback number? Because they do such volumes in sales that they retain a great rating.

 

If I had even 3 neg feedbacks in the past 12 months it would have dropped my rating from 100% to 96%... So what's up with that eBay?!

 

Okay, so a seller sells thousands of DVDs every year, but according to many of the negative feedbacks, they fail to send DVDs, they send the wrong ones, and some of the DVDs they sell are bootlegs. On the "bootleg" reason alone eBay should shut them down or at least tell them to pull any listings that are bootleg copies.

 

If a low volume DVD seller sold or listed even ONE bootleg DVD, eBay would be calling the feds on them.

 

Can someone explain the illogical logic with this topic?

Thanks,

signed.... flabbergasted

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by lookin4dealz11 (Private) View Listings
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Re: Mysterious eBay Feedback System... Argh!
Aug 12, 2012 05:17 PM

dear flabbergasted-aka-hwy...uummm...i'm really sorry..

but this is EBAY.logic doesn't exist here.

that's why there are help boards,so sensible people can help sometimes.the people they PAY don't have a clue. or logic. or simple common sense.they wouldn't have a job if they did,see?

now,REALISTICALLY,bring your question to buyer central,or seller central,or the soapbox.or even MY home board,the miscellaneous board.let me know if you get basically the same response,from the SENSIBLE volunteers,okay?;)


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Re: Mysterious eBay Feedback System... Argh!
Aug 12, 2012 09:14 PM

Okay, so a seller sells thousands of DVDs every year....

 

If a low volume DVD seller sold or listed even ONE bootleg DVD, eBay would be calling the feds on them.

 

Can someone explain the illogical logic with this topic?

Thanks,

    

 

 

 

that seller makes ebay lots of $!.....

so any logic goes out the window! :O


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