Thread: Burned by ebay again

Could go pay him a visit in person too. But there is a down side to that as well.

Oh, well. I guess you pays your money and you takes your chances.

I don't know if reporting this behavior to eBay would do any good, but my guess is this seller didn't like the price that you won it at and didn't ship it to anybody. I'd keep a close eye on this seller in the future and see if a "similar" razor shows up in one of his auctions again.

Ya I'm watching his sales...

He hasn't posted feedback ether so ether way I'm out, at least I got my money back in full.

I have occasionally had sellers leave feedback upon reciept of payment, as I do when I sell things. Sure, they can hold the feedback hostage, but it just goes to show their downfalls if people actually compare feedback reports.

Most recently I bought my fiancee a pair of opera glasses, and they shipped, and feedback was left by the seller, and I don't even have them yet.

When my side of the obligation is filled I also leave feedback. Kind of annoying when the other party waits till you leave it before they will. Oh well, to each their own.

Many of the power sellers don't even leave feedback, I don't bother buying from them again, they burnt their own bridge.

When buying I just don't leave feedback until I get it. which means I don't get feedback or give any most of the time. I'm sure I read on ebay that its against their policy to have conditions put on feedback, although I guess thats what I'm doing, but I think its better to not leave any than leave a negative because they tried to extort it.

Originally Posted by DwarvenChef

When my side of the obligation is filled I also leave feedback. Kind of annoying when the other party waits till you leave it before they will. Oh well, to each their own.

Many of the power sellers don't even leave feedback, I don't bother buying from them again, they burnt their own bridge.

Man, some of those power sellers sell hundreds of items a day. I could not even imagine them being able to leave feedback on all if any of those auctions, what with all the packing and delivery, payment verification stuff they would need to do each day.



I would buy from them again if you got good service, just don't bother to leave feedback.

That's a pain, all right... But to look at the razor, it seems to have had a pretty hard life. In addition to the possibility that the razor is heat-damaged, as someone mentioned, is there also evidence of "celluloid rot" on the blade? Anybody out there know about that? If there is, then you're better off without it!

d.