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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;stldanceartist, post: 1230277, member: 13307&quot;]I appreciate the vote of confidence!&nbsp; On eBay once I was accused of lying about the item I was selling.&nbsp; However, in the ad (for a box of newer Lincoln Cents that had a few older coins mixed in) I had:</p><p><br /></p><p>1) Shown a photo of each roll laid out - these were the clear plastic rolls that you could see what the coins looked like</p><p>2) Listed the item as a mostly newer cents but not 100%</p><p>3) Counted each cent that even looked remotely like it wasn&#039;t a newer cent and listed the count in the description</p><p>4) Described the lot as mixed in the description</p><p><br /></p><p>Even after this, I was verbally abused in emails and given a negative feedback after I&#039;d given him a positive (he&#039;d bought it within 3 minutes of my listing it, BIN, and paid right away per their rules.)&nbsp; Of course, eBay decided that they couldn&#039;t do anything to help me, even though I had eight thousand pieces of proof that I had done everything right except give him the item and refund his money, along with sending him all the money in my bank account.&nbsp; His negative stood.&nbsp; Ever since then I try to be extremely careful - because no amount of money is worth people looking at me like they can&#039;t trust me, and no coin is worth stealing.&nbsp; I dunno...but I read all these posts on here about buyers pulling scams and taking advantage of the system...and I think, &quot;When is the system going to be weighted in favor of the honest?&quot;[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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