iamaelephant
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Originally posted by: alchemize
Waggy, Mike, and Falcon, I suggest you back off with your insults.
It's not an insult, it's true. The sky is blue. Your wife is an idiot.
Originally posted by: alchemize
Waggy, Mike, and Falcon, I suggest you back off with your insults.
Originally posted by: alchemize
Waggy, Mike, and Falcon, I suggest you back off with your insults.
Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: DonVito
Originally posted by: alchemize
If a guy was standing outside of Wal-mart selling them for $1 more, how do you think Wal-mart would feel about it? I'm guessing Amazon doesn't like this practice one bit. I might inform Amazon.
No offense, Alchy, but I think you're way off base here.
I guarantee you Amazon couldn't give a crap what happened to this item as soon as it left their warehouse. It's still a sale to them. Why would they care?
I don't know if they care or not. I know Dell cares if you buy and resell in bulk on ebay, so it only stands to reason they would care even more if folks did direct markups.
Originally posted by: DevilsAdvocate
Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: DonVito
Originally posted by: alchemize
If a guy was standing outside of Wal-mart selling them for $1 more, how do you think Wal-mart would feel about it? I'm guessing Amazon doesn't like this practice one bit. I might inform Amazon.
No offense, Alchy, but I think you're way off base here.
I guarantee you Amazon couldn't give a crap what happened to this item as soon as it left their warehouse. It's still a sale to them. Why would they care?
I don't know if they care or not. I know Dell cares if you buy and resell in bulk on ebay, so it only stands to reason they would care even more if folks did direct markups.
Fundamental difference there, too. Dell's contract for sale has provisions dealing with the resale of their merchandise.
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: alchemize
Everyone has good points 🙂 I would have aggressively searched out the price being a deal-seeker. She didn't
BUT - seller beware, I can game the system also and leave a neg at 89 days warning future folks to look at Amazon.com. I'm unsatisfied because she charged $12 shipping and didn't incur any shipping charges. I'll give the seller a chance to refund them, they won't, neg at 89 days. 😀
You are the one in the wrong. You shouldn't be neg'ing anybody.
Why not? What policy says I can't? No different than the argument I'm hearing from the buyer side...I'm not 100% happy, therefore I'll leave a negative.
But the seller did nothing wrong. You agreed to pay a certain price, and you got what you paid for.
Do you really think that when you do to Wal-Mart to buy a 2-liter bottle of Pepsi that you are getting some kind of deal b/c it was on sale for $0.89? Sorry buckaroo, Wal-Mart didn't pay $0.89. They paid way less.
So are you gonna call the BBB?
If a guy was standing outside of Wal-mart selling them for $1 more, how do you think Wal-mart would feel about it? I'm guessing Amazon doesn't like this practice one bit. I might inform Amazon.
Wal-Mart wouldn't give a **** b/c no one is dumb enough to pay $1 for it when they can pay $0.89 for it in the store...
Oops, I spoke too soon. Must go read the OP again 😀
Originally posted by: FoBoT
so i missed in the OP who forced her to pay that price
if she doesn't know what the going price for the thing is, who are you mad at?
😕
Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: FoBoT
so i missed in the OP who forced her to pay that price
if she doesn't know what the going price for the thing is, who are you mad at?
😕
Nobody forced anyone. I'm not satisfied with the practice. Isn't that what feedback is supposed to represent, the satisfaction of the people you sell to?
Originally posted by: alchemize
Falcon39 & Waggy
This is probably the first time in my 6,000+ posts I've reported somebody for insults. I can take them for myself but there's no need to repeatedly insult my wife after I asked you to stop. Mod PM'ed for full disclosure. Now you can call me a crybaby or whatever you want, but you are acting like the child not me.
Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: DonVito
Originally posted by: alchemize
If a guy was standing outside of Wal-mart selling them for $1 more, how do you think Wal-mart would feel about it? I'm guessing Amazon doesn't like this practice one bit. I might inform Amazon.
No offense, Alchy, but I think you're way off base here.
I guarantee you Amazon couldn't give a crap what happened to this item as soon as it left their warehouse. It's still a sale to them. Why would they care?
I don't know if they care or not. I know Dell cares if you buy and resell in bulk on ebay, so it only stands to reason they would care even more if folks did direct markups.
Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: FoBoT
so i missed in the OP who forced her to pay that price
if she doesn't know what the going price for the thing is, who are you mad at?
😕
Nobody forced anyone. I'm not satisfied with the practice. Isn't that what feedback is supposed to represent, the satisfaction of the people you sell to?
Originally posted by: DonVito
How ironic is it that you end up having to sic the mods on people in ATOT when you spend so much time in P&N? What a world!
FWIW, I don't think your wife is an idiot at all (at least not based on this one purchase). Not everyone has the time, wherewithal or inclination to comparison-shop for things.
I do think, though, that you're being unreasonable and silly, and if you leave negative feedback for this guy, you, not him, will be the only one abusing eBay policies.
Originally posted by: Falcon39
Originally posted by: alchemize
Falcon39 & Waggy
This is probably the first time in my 6,000+ posts I've reported somebody for insults. I can take them for myself but there's no need to repeatedly insult my wife after I asked you to stop. Mod PM'ed for full disclosure. Now you can call me a crybaby or whatever you want, but you are acting like the child not me.
No, you are the one acting like a child. You have the buyers remorse and you're going to take it out on the seller by leaving negative feedback, which is totally uncalled for. You knew the price and the goods before you bid. You were offering what you considered a fair price and it was accepted. This is how retail works. Of course the seller sourced the goods from a cheaper source. Do you think he is going to sell to you at a loss? Too bad.
Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: DonVito
How ironic is it that you end up having to sic the mods on people in ATOT when you spend so much time in P&N? What a world!
FWIW, I don't think your wife is an idiot at all (at least not based on this one purchase). Not everyone has the time, wherewithal or inclination to comparison-shop for things.
I do think, though, that you're being unreasonable and silly, and if you leave negative feedback for this guy, you, not him, will be the only one abusing eBay policies.
Isn't it though? LOL! I've become a mod-whiner! Tough crowd in here...next thing you know they'll be threatening me...
Like I said, I haven't decided what to do. I'm reading feedback policy:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/feedback/questions/feedback.html
Pretty much everything defines it as opinion. And in my opinion, this is a pretty sh*tty practice, basically they are arbitraging amazon.
Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: DonVito
How ironic is it that you end up having to sic the mods on people in ATOT when you spend so much time in P&N? What a world!
FWIW, I don't think your wife is an idiot at all (at least not based on this one purchase). Not everyone has the time, wherewithal or inclination to comparison-shop for things.
I do think, though, that you're being unreasonable and silly, and if you leave negative feedback for this guy, you, not him, will be the only one abusing eBay policies.
Isn't it though? LOL! I've become a mod-whiner! Tough crowd in here...next thing you know they'll be threatening me...
Like I said, I haven't decided what to do. I'm reading feedback policy:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/feedback/questions/feedback.html
Pretty much everything defines it as opinion. And in my opinion, this is a pretty sh*tty practice, basically they are arbitraging amazon.
Originally posted by: yamadakun
Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: FoBoT
so i missed in the OP who forced her to pay that price
if she doesn't know what the going price for the thing is, who are you mad at?
😕
Nobody forced anyone. I'm not satisfied with the practice. Isn't that what feedback is supposed to represent, the satisfaction of the people you sell to?
Again, you still haven't answer why you are not satisfied with a good that you received in good condition with an agreed upon price. Maybe you will feel better if the seller got the good at a corner store for $50 and made more money or you are only satisified if you know the seller lost money on the deal.
Originally posted by: alchemize
Falcon39 & Waggy
This is probably the first time in my 6,000+ posts I've reported somebody for insults. I can take them for myself but there's no need to repeatedly insult my wife after I asked you to stop. Mod PM'ed for full disclosure. Now you can call me a crybaby or whatever you want, but you are acting like the child not me.
Originally posted by: Mike
Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: DonVito
How ironic is it that you end up having to sic the mods on people in ATOT when you spend so much time in P&N? What a world!
FWIW, I don't think your wife is an idiot at all (at least not based on this one purchase). Not everyone has the time, wherewithal or inclination to comparison-shop for things.
I do think, though, that you're being unreasonable and silly, and if you leave negative feedback for this guy, you, not him, will be the only one abusing eBay policies.
Isn't it though? LOL! I've become a mod-whiner! Tough crowd in here...next thing you know they'll be threatening me...
Like I said, I haven't decided what to do. I'm reading feedback policy:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/feedback/questions/feedback.html
Pretty much everything defines it as opinion. And in my opinion, this is a pretty sh*tty practice, basically they are arbitraging amazon.
Why not step up, be a man, and confront the seller at least. Instead you're going to wait 89 days, holding a grudge the entire time, then neg him? Im sure he'd rather refund you the extra shipping or whatever then to get a negative.