Slightly off-topic, but, personally, I don't like the "forced" nature of
feedback on e-bay. Or maybe it was just the sellers I've dealt with, who
pressured me to give them a rating. I think it should be left to the discretion
of buyers whether or not they want to give feedback on their purchasing
experience. It felt like extortion to me, but I resisted! Just my two cents'
worth....
Ricki in Utah
-----Original Message-----
From: Shere'e
To: Avital
Cc: Lace
Sent: Wed, Oct 31 10:48 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] Abusive response from ebay seller
That is probably because of the nature of the feedback. Unfortunatly people
can and do use negative feedback to "punish" people when they get upset. The
nice thing is that you can respond to feedback left for you. On
10/31/07, Avital [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > That's interesting. I once
complained about feedback. A seller took > more than 3 months to mail me a
book (only after repeated reminders > from me). I mentioned this in his
feedback and he replied with, "I bet > this is the guy who killed that
Palestinian kid," on my feedback. I > complained to eBay and they deleted it.
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