If you grade the item properly, pack it well and don't make false claims there will be no reason for a buyer to be even able to negotiate after the sale. I don't see how buyers can negoiate after the sale if you deliver what you advertise to begin with. I have never had any buyers do that with me when I sell because I carefully inspect and test before listing and don't overgrade. That's the key to having satisfied buyers IMHO. jco
-----Original Message----- From: Boris Liberman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 12:45 AM To: [email protected] Subject: EBay Doubts Hi! I have several items, such as Vivitar Macro Focusing TC that I'd like to sell on EBay. In light of most recent thread that Graywolf started, it would appear that I am most probably will end up facing possibility of negative feedback... I do realize that having to state that I am from Israel may attract dishonest buyers planning to negotiate after the auction end... With just 5 feedbacks total I may be in real trouble... Not to mention that my *only* way to accept payment is PayPal... What do I do? Try to find someone, may be on the list, willing to sell the darn thing for me for some percentage of the deal? Put the sucker on the shelf and forget it ever existed? Face the music? Try to produce such an auction description that will eliminate the possibility of complaint? If you're an active EBay seller, I would appreciate your help... Boris
