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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;yakpoo, post: 1716503, member: 18157&quot;]First off...the Buyer sounds like a first class A-hole for giving you a neg in this situation. However, in his defense, certain descriptions can have implied meanings. </p><p><br /></p><p>Take &quot;OBW roll&quot; for instance. That doesn&#039;t mean a roll that was wrapped by a bank (or wrapping center), and later opened/searched, and replaced in it&#039;s original roll. It means (implied meaning) that the roll is unsearched since leaving the rolling facility. Similarly, &quot;Original Mint packaging&quot; generally implies it&#039;s sealed; uninspected by anyone after leaving the Mint. I know this could be a gray area so it always helps to clearly identify the item as Opened or Unopened to avoid any confusion.</p><p><br /></p><p>When something like this happens to me, I get upset and usually don&#039;t do any more business with that Seller. If I want to push the issue, the best I can hope for is a return...or a dispute in my favor resulting in a return. In any event, I have to pay for return shipping. That, plus the time it takes can be incredibly annoying. However, I wouldn&#039;t Neg the guy under such circumstances ...neutral? ...maybe.</p><p><br /></p><p>Oftentimes, folks new to eBay will neg a Seller under any circumstance that doesn&#039;t please them. You can always limit bidders to some minimum number of feedbacks before allowing them to bid on your auctions. Other than that, try putting yourself in the Buyer&#039;s shoes as you write your ads and try avoiding ambiguous terms when describing your product.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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