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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 1470769, member: 37839&quot;]The Ebay procedure, and general auction procedure is that the seller may answer questions from a prospective buyer (usually a good idea to do so) but has no such requirement.&nbsp; Once you have entered into a binding contract of purchase and sale, if there are any issues,that is the time to communicate and iron out issues between the parties.&nbsp; Filing a case or giving negative feedback without attempts at resolution is both immature and unwarranted for both parties.&nbsp; Act like a man, and honor your purchase--if you had doubts, you should not have bought the item.&nbsp; Should you wish to return the coin, use the seller&#039;s return procedure, and follow it as printed.&nbsp; So many gratuitous negatives are left that feedback becomes revenge and buyer&#039;s remorse at that point.&nbsp; I am more frequently a buyer than a seller on Ebay, but have noticed abuses by both parties in terms of vindictive feedback.&nbsp; Negatives are a last resort, as it seriously tarnishes a seller&#039;s reputation to do commerce.&nbsp; BEFORE I bid on an item, I read feedback carefully, and do my diligence prior to purchase.&nbsp; If you end up not liking the coin, contact the seller and see what arrangements can be made.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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