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<p>[QUOTE="imrich, post: 1666324, member: 22331"]<b>Advantages Of Simple Consistent Procedures.</b></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Having sold/purchased thousands of items on numerous sites for ~2 decades, I concur, and have consistently utilized your procedures as a seller. In that time, I've never regretted my actions, receiving 100% feedback with the exception of one seemingly anally retentive competitive vindictive seller/buyer. </p><p><br /></p><p>In the uncommon event that a buyer is displeased, I WILL determine a manner to minimize damages if it's determined that the buyer is reasonable, as the majority are. A total additional refund has never been necessary, but a partial refund, or something additional being sent is economical insurance for continued buyer satisfaction. Many return sales have been realized by implementation of the "Golden Rule".</p><p><br /></p><p>One of the sites currently being utilized for sales requires appreciably greater manual efforts than "easy eBay". Feedback is required by the venue to be posted at 4 intervals in the auction contractual process, namely: at sale, receipt of payment, shipment, and summation. Past procedures of accepting/receiving quick payments (even shipping without payment, based on feedback) has allowed no more than 2 site visits for posting feedback. The items are normally shipped within 24 hours of payment receipt and prompt summation feedback posting.</p><p><br /></p><p>As a buyer, I normally don't leave feedback unless the seller has posted same. I've found that less than half the sellers post feedback. They seemingly, as is reflected in this thread, don't consider feedback to buyers of any importance. The feedback of sellers is used as a referral in other venues to reflect promptness of auction contractual action. If the seller eventually leaves feedback within the following 45 days, reciprocal feedback is posted. </p><p><br /></p><p>The majority of sellers don't ship with a "packing slip" that reflects item received correlation to a specific auction. I've won several similar auctions. Those sellers only receive a text positive feedback, if their auction is eventually located. A tracking number is also occasionally omitted. Sellers delivering promptly with a "packing slip" automatically receive a 5 star rating.</p><p><br /></p><p>I generally don't believe in leaving negative feedback unless the seller is flagrantly dishonest, and has numerous posted negative feedback (e.g. It has only happened once). I believe that a P.M. is appropriate to document displeasure/problems.</p><p><br /></p><p>SALUTE!! :thumb:[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="imrich, post: 1666324, member: 22331"][b]Advantages Of Simple Consistent Procedures.[/b] Having sold/purchased thousands of items on numerous sites for ~2 decades, I concur, and have consistently utilized your procedures as a seller. In that time, I've never regretted my actions, receiving 100% feedback with the exception of one seemingly anally retentive competitive vindictive seller/buyer. In the uncommon event that a buyer is displeased, I WILL determine a manner to minimize damages if it's determined that the buyer is reasonable, as the majority are. A total additional refund has never been necessary, but a partial refund, or something additional being sent is economical insurance for continued buyer satisfaction. Many return sales have been realized by implementation of the "Golden Rule". One of the sites currently being utilized for sales requires appreciably greater manual efforts than "easy eBay". Feedback is required by the venue to be posted at 4 intervals in the auction contractual process, namely: at sale, receipt of payment, shipment, and summation. Past procedures of accepting/receiving quick payments (even shipping without payment, based on feedback) has allowed no more than 2 site visits for posting feedback. The items are normally shipped within 24 hours of payment receipt and prompt summation feedback posting. As a buyer, I normally don't leave feedback unless the seller has posted same. I've found that less than half the sellers post feedback. They seemingly, as is reflected in this thread, don't consider feedback to buyers of any importance. The feedback of sellers is used as a referral in other venues to reflect promptness of auction contractual action. If the seller eventually leaves feedback within the following 45 days, reciprocal feedback is posted. The majority of sellers don't ship with a "packing slip" that reflects item received correlation to a specific auction. I've won several similar auctions. Those sellers only receive a text positive feedback, if their auction is eventually located. A tracking number is also occasionally omitted. Sellers delivering promptly with a "packing slip" automatically receive a 5 star rating. I generally don't believe in leaving negative feedback unless the seller is flagrantly dishonest, and has numerous posted negative feedback (e.g. It has only happened once). I believe that a P.M. is appropriate to document displeasure/problems. SALUTE!! :thumb:[/QUOTE]
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