On Oct 6, 2004, at 5:00 AM, Tom W. wrote:
As a buyer, if I'm satisfied with a transaction I always leave a feedback - regardless of what the seller does.There is no obligation on either side to provide feedback.
Ebay is about buying and selling goods. Not about who leaves feedback and who should leave it first.
As a seller, I leave it up to the buyer to decide whether or not to leave a feedback.
If he gives me one, then I do the same.
If he doesn't, I won't either - and my feeling is not hurt - no problem.
Giving a positive feedback prematurely to buyer could backfire because he could neg you for any reason real or imaginary.
So far my feedbacks have been 100% positive, but I don't expect to keep this up as I continue to deal on eBay.
There are rotten apples out there - and I expect to run into them eventually.
I'm just being realistic.
Jim
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