Ebay NPB: Neutral or Negative feedback?

amnesiac

Lifer
Oct 13, 1999
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Someone used "Buy it Now" on some magic cards that I had on ebay.

It was clearly stated I took "NON-Credit Card Paypal ONLY" yet he paid with a CC which I denied.

Sent an email immediately afterwards, and three more over the course of 8 days. No response.

I know a negative is warranted, but should I be "nice" and leave a neutral instead? It was only a $12 item that I can relist anyhow.
 

Ns1

No Lifer
Jun 17, 2001
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negative

assuming you have feedback over 50, fvck the retaliation, give him the neg he deserves

there is no way he is deserving of a neutral
 

biffbacon

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Feb 22, 2003
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1. your a dork for having these cards

2. i would either go neutral or leave no feedback. he did try to pay you, but at the same time was an idiot for not reading the description... i would probably let it go b/c he did try to pay, and b/c i am nice, but i would also understand neutral feedback. i say give him a break
 

DurocShark

Lifer
Apr 18, 2001
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Originally posted by: biffbacon
1. your a dork for having these cards

2. i would either go neutral or leave no feedback. he did try to pay you, but at the same time was an idiot for not reading the description... i would probably let it go b/c he did try to pay, and b/c i am nice, but i would also understand neutral feedback. i say give him a break

I'd say neutral.

You're no longer a dork since you're selling the cards. ;)
 

amnesiac

Lifer
Oct 13, 1999
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Originally posted by: biffbacon
1. your a dork for having these cards

2. i would either go neutral or leave no feedback. he did try to pay you, but at the same time was an idiot for not reading the description... i would probably let it go b/c he did try to pay, and b/c i am nice, but i would also understand neutral feedback. i say give him a break

1. I'm getting rid of them because I was a dork in high school but haven't used them for 7 years. So there. Pthblblt.

edit: Also you're in need of grammar lessons. ZING! ;)
 

datalink7

Lifer
Jan 23, 2001
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Originally posted by: biffbacon
1. your a dork for having these cards

2. i would either go neutral or leave no feedback. he did try to pay you, but at the same time was an idiot for not reading the description... i would probably let it go b/c he did try to pay, and b/c i am nice, but i would also understand neutral feedback. i say give him a break

1. You've obviously never played the game.

2. I would agree with leaving a neutral.
 

biffbacon

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Feb 22, 2003
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Originally posted by: DurocShark
Originally posted by: biffbacon
1. your a dork for having these cards

2. i would either go neutral or leave no feedback. he did try to pay you, but at the same time was an idiot for not reading the description... i would probably let it go b/c he did try to pay, and b/c i am nice, but i would also understand neutral feedback. i say give him a break

I'd say neutral.

You're no longer a dork since you're selling the cards. ;)

some things label you a dork forever. they leave you scarred
 

Garet Jax

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Feb 21, 2000
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Originally posted by: amnesiac
Someone used "Buy it Now" on some magic cards that I had on ebay.

It was clearly stated I took "NON-Credit Card Paypal ONLY" yet he paid with a CC which I denied.

Sent an email immediately afterwards, and three more over the course of 8 days. No response.

I know a negative is warranted, but should I be "nice" and leave a neutral instead? It was only a $12 item that I can relist anyhow.

No doubt. Negative. He saw the non-CC Paypal and hoped you weren't serious.

He probably will retaliate, but oh well.

[EDIT]If he responded to the 3 emails you sent after rejecting his payment, then a neutral would be more appropriate. No response + you having to pay listing fees = negative[/EDIT]
 

biffbacon

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on a serious note, i would let it go, unless you dont mind getting a negative in return, b/c like everyone has said, he most likely will retaliate. then you could dispute it and blah blah blah, but it might just be more trouble than its worth
 

amnesiac

Lifer
Oct 13, 1999
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Left a neutral. It only cost me 35 cents so it's really not worth the hassle of a negative. I think he probably died or fell off the earth or something.
 

Garet Jax

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Feb 21, 2000
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Originally posted by: amnesiac
Left a neutral. It only cost me 35 cents so it's really not worth the hassle of a negative. I think he probably died or fell off the earth or something.

wimp. :D
 

lilFajita

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Aug 2, 2002
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I'm having the same problem. Person paid with credit card, even thought the auction said not to, I sent an email, they paid AGAIN with a credit card, I sent ANOTHER email....and I haven't heard. I even said in the email that if they can't pay with debit card to let me know and I could arrange something. argh...and this is after I had to relist because of a non-paying buyer. Not really sure what I am going to do...do you guys ever request the contact information of your buyer and give them a call?

eBay ain't all its cracked up to be :(
 

amnesiac

Lifer
Oct 13, 1999
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Originally posted by: lilFajita
I'm having the same problem. Person paid with credit card, even thought the auction said not to, I sent an email, they paid AGAIN with a credit card, I sent ANOTHER email....and I haven't heard. I even said in the email that if they can't pay with debit card to let me know and I could arrange something. argh...and this is after I had to relist because of a non-paying buyer. Not really sure what I am going to do...do you guys ever request the contact information of your buyer and give them a call?

eBay ain't all its cracked up to be :(

No, eBay is a pretty good, streamlined service. It's the STUPID MORONS that use (i.e. bid) eBay that need work.
 

lilFajita

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Aug 2, 2002
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Originally posted by: amnesiac
No, eBay is a pretty good, streamlined service. It's the STUPID MORONS that use (i.e. bid) eBay that need work.

my god, you're tellin me!
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at least its good to know its not just me :)
 

HonkeyDonk

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Oct 14, 2001
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you should just wait until 89 days later, then that person will probably forget to leave feedback and then you can leave negative.
 

CraigRT

Lifer
Jun 16, 2000
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Originally posted by: biffbacon
1. your a dork for having these cards

2. i would either go neutral or leave no feedback. he did try to pay you, but at the same time was an idiot for not reading the description... i would probably let it go b/c he did try to pay, and b/c i am nice, but i would also understand neutral feedback. i say give him a break

you're a dork for trying to make him look bad when you used the wrong grammar :D
 

Frdm51472

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May 30, 2002
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Wait isnt it like 2% on CC funds through paypal. So you refused the payment based on what? 24 cents? Arent we getting a little greedy here.