Bit Of Advice Please!!

[craignwo4life]

From experiance French buyers can be a pain in the ass and 100% feedback means very little these days anyway with ebay constantly messing about with the rules. :twisted:

 

[AndyG]

Come to think I've had a non paying Frenchman for a corgi car a good few years ago.

I lost my 100% feedback a while back due to 1 negative retaliatory feedback, I'm now at 99.9% so it makes no real difference.

Losing your 100% is one of the best things that can happen as you don't get so uptight about protecting it - and others know this. Just make sure you write something sensible in response and don't fly off the handle.

 

[Ron]

Your right there Andy my feedback is at 768 and 100% you worry to much about losing it. But if you have sold plenty of stuff with no hassle people do look at feedback. And will notice the person who left the negative feedback is just a tube

 

[PhantomShadow]

This guy claimed after the 8th day he was having problems with his pay-pal (similar to the reasons above account limit reached and needs to verify his account).Point is it's now day 23/24 how long does it take to sort and says he's had the same problems in the past.WHY??

If I remember correctly it when setting up the bank took a week (new account as I didn't want paypal getting my main account) But once that was set up it was instant on paypal. Takes about 5 days for money to come out of the account, but payment is sent instantly.

 

[AndyG]

Takes about 5 days for money to come out of the account, but payment is sent instantly.

Providing the lunatic buyer doesn't tick the echeque box and then that can take up to 18 days - with the usual torrent of "where is my stuff" emails and neutral feedback for slow shipping from the newbie bidder :x

Paybay also make the bank payment the default payment, so you have to watch that you have enough money in the account or don't make the mistake of thinking you were paying by credit card and forget to check the box

Paybay do this so that they have less credit card transactions which they don't like due to the ability of people to do a chargeback through their credit company.

 

[Darth Wensleydale]

I always clear out my Paypal account the instant I receive money, firstly - why should they get the interest and secondly - I just don't trust them :evil:

 

[Ron]

when money gets paided in to mine i usually just spend it. Because the time you wait for it to clear. I have always bought something

 

[Lee Gregory]

UPDATE:

Items are relisted and negative feedback left.

Lost my 100% fedback in the process though!!! :x :x :x

Now he wants to withdraw the feedback??? :shock: :shock: :shock:

Recommend you block this guy from bidding on your items!!!!!!

 

[Ron]

the buyer sounds a right twat. I have put him on block

 

[Darth Wensleydale]

Lee, I wouldn't worry 99.9% is a fine feedback score and won't put anyone off. His is beginning to take a beating though, and rightly so 8)

 

[AndyG]

His is beginning to take a beating though, and rightly so 8)

The sad thing is that it would appear that less than 3 people have gone through with the non-paying bidder process.

If 3 people had gone through with an NPB the account would have been shut down. It is pointless not filing the NPB as otherwise ebay keep the fees and tools like this go on causing a ****ing nuisance.

He just gave a Brians Toys a working over with negatives as well.

I wouldn't worry about the negs Lee it is obvious what is going on and I think I'm right in saying if the NPB goes through the negative score is removed, although the comments will remain.

 

[Lee Gregory]

Cheers for the comments lads,just hope his his account is shut down soon.COCK!!!
One more question though,how do I leave a reply to the negs he has left me on my feedback?I mean now he has left it I can be a bit more abusive!!!

 

[Darth Wensleydale]

Go to feedback on the left hand side of your home page, then to feedback forum where you can leave a reply.

 

[Ron]

I hate knobs like that. Leave negative feedback on retaliation

 

[Ron]

Lee noticed your selling your AT-AT walker

 

[roundster]

That At At looks great Lee

You had any good offers yet or just people taking the piss :?

 

[Lee Gregory]

The AT-AT is one of those I've listed it to see if it will sell but I'm not desperate. I'm like most folk if you can make a little on selling it means you can buy something else.
One guy is quite interested but his offer of £400 will need to be doubled to get near to what I'll let it go at.
I'm not letting decent items go on the cheap. 8)
Can't be doing with potential buyers pecking all the time(don't mean you guys on the forum).If you want an item put an offer in what you are willing to pay and what you think it's worth,not ask what I'm going to sell it at!!

 

[weasel]

£400 for an AFA AT-AT!? :shock:
Is he being serious!? :lol:

 

[Darth Wensleydale]

I see you've had one of the usual 'lowball' bidders Lee (although he has changed his ebay ID). He often puts £10 or £15 offers in repeatedly on £300 MOC figures. A right pain in the arse :evil:

Its a nice AT-AT Lee and you are right to be asking a lot for it if people want a graded one. I would say there are only 3-4 graded ones in Europe. They cost about £100 to get done and postage to and from AFA would be £3-400 now the US size limits have changed :shock:

 

[weasel]

About £900 is par for the course with one of them.
I've seen a few come up in the last couple of years. They all seem to sell (or are listed) in and around that price.