mild complaint from an ebay guy
ManitouDan
Posted 1/9/2012 1:57 PM (#532047)
Subject: mild complaint from an ebay guy




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was curious to whether you would complain about this situation in which I sold some used lures on ebay : sold a guy two lots , bth used , 1 was 4 topwaters , 1 was 7 old junky topwaters that had hund on a rope in my basement for 5-10 years. I put each lot in an appropiate size box ( thick enough to where hook points could not work thru ) and mailed them off. The guy gives me " neutral" feedback and a snide ass comment for not packing them correctly. Said i threw them in a box and mailed them ---- yep sure did -- what would expect for used lures ? indivually bubble wrapped ? MD
Pepper
Posted 1/9/2012 2:39 PM (#532057 - in reply to #532047)
Subject: Re: mild complaint from an ebay guy




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I would shrug it off. I have bought used baits off the buy and sell that looked great in the photos but weren't as nice when I opened the box. Buyers remorse maybe I sure wouldn't say anything bad about the seller.
CASTING55
Posted 1/9/2012 4:53 PM (#532077 - in reply to #532057)
Subject: Re: mild complaint from an ebay guy




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Location: N.FIB
I wouldn`t worry about it,used baits,wouldn`t want to get a scratch on a musky lure now.maybe he needs a hug
mattgski
Posted 1/9/2012 5:55 PM (#532083 - in reply to #532047)
Subject: RE: mild complaint from an ebay guy





Posts: 134


Location: Central Wi
I agree... Its used baits... Get what you pay for... I wouldnt worry about it either...

I guess next time you sell... put something in the description about how your packing them and hopefully you wont have the bad feed back...
Tackle Industries
Posted 1/9/2012 6:01 PM (#532088 - in reply to #532047)
Subject: Re: mild complaint from an ebay guy





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Location: Land of the Musky
eBay will do nothing about it. You can always call but you will talk with someone in India that really does not care and can not change your feedback anyway. It actually takes an act of God or a court order to get eBay to remove neutral or negative feedback. Don't worry, I buy stuff form people all the time with less than 98% ratings and have yet to have any issues. Like others say, just shrug it off... BTW, if you are really nice to the guy he might change his feedback for you. That form is on eBay and you can send it to him:
http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ReviseFeedbackInitiate
Good luck
ToddM
Posted 1/9/2012 6:21 PM (#532094 - in reply to #532047)
Subject: Re: mild complaint from an ebay guy





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Location: oswego, il
I would not have ripped on you but I do take extra care when sending baits, I put screen spline over the hooks and I will wrap them in plastic wrap and a paper towel. Even with that I had a guy say the box was too small for a bait I sent. You will never please some people.
polarkraftdave
Posted 1/9/2012 6:25 PM (#532096 - in reply to #532047)
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Location: Valpo IN
Most of the baits I get on there are usually wrapped in a paper towel.
Chasin50
Posted 1/9/2012 7:50 PM (#532120 - in reply to #532047)
Subject: Re: mild complaint from an ebay guy




Posts: 380


Location: Michigan
I buy and sell a pile, and I wrap everything in some sort of packing paper or bubble wrap. Most baits I get are wrapped in something. Once and a while they will be lose. It is irritating to get nuetral on something so trivial...

The thing I am shock over is the fees ebay and Paypal are getting these days... Yowzer... They get 14-15% of your sale now...
ManitouDan
Posted 1/9/2012 8:06 PM (#532122 - in reply to #532047)
Subject: Re: mild complaint from an ebay guy




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The feedback was just " neutral " not negative so my feedback is still 100% but it peeed me off . MD

Edited by ManitouDan 1/9/2012 8:08 PM
bait
Posted 1/9/2012 8:12 PM (#532124 - in reply to #532047)
Subject: Re: mild complaint from an ebay guy




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There will always be the one person who leaves less then positive no matter how hard you try. Just a fact of life on ebay.
Zib
Posted 1/9/2012 9:52 PM (#532146 - in reply to #532120)
Subject: Re: mild complaint from an ebay guy





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Location: Detroit River
Chasin50 - 1/9/2012 8:50 PM

I buy and sell a pile, and I wrap everything in some sort of packing paper or bubble wrap. Most baits I get are wrapped in something. Once and a while they will be lose. It is irritating to get nuetral on something so trivial...

The thing I am shock over is the fees ebay and Paypal are getting these days... Yowzer... They get 14-15% of your sale now...


Their fees are ridiculous. It's not even worth it to sell stuff on there anymore. Plus they want to hold onto your money too long before they release it to you.
pepsiboy
Posted 1/9/2012 9:58 PM (#532147 - in reply to #532120)
Subject: Re: mild complaint from an ebay guy


Chasin50 - 1/9/2012 8:50 PM

I buy and sell a pile, and I wrap everything in some sort of packing paper or bubble wrap. Most baits I get are wrapped in something. Once and a while they will be lose. It is irritating to get nuetral on something so trivial...

The thing I am shock over is the fees ebay and Paypal are getting these days... Yowzer... They get 14-15% of your sale now...

then its a good reason to sell your stuff here
MuskieMike
Posted 1/10/2012 1:45 PM (#532231 - in reply to #532047)
Subject: RE: mild complaint from an ebay guy





Location: Des Moines IA
I didn't realize all the Ebay AND PayPal fees had gone up, not to mention the 21 day hold on your $!!! Probably won't sell anything on Ebay again. If for some reason I do, I'll add the 13.5% in fees they charge me on to the listing price reserve. It really has become a joke.
firstsixfeet
Posted 1/10/2012 8:32 PM (#532277 - in reply to #532231)
Subject: RE: mild complaint from an ebay guy




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Do you guys realize the interest potential on holding all that money 21 days???
Chasin50
Posted 1/11/2012 7:00 PM (#532428 - in reply to #532147)
Subject: Re: mild complaint from an ebay guy




Posts: 380


Location: Michigan
pepsiboy - 1/9/2012 10:58 PM

Chasin50 - 1/9/2012 8:50 PM

I buy and sell a pile, and I wrap everything in some sort of packing paper or bubble wrap. Most baits I get are wrapped in something. Once and a while they will be lose. It is irritating to get nuetral on something so trivial...

The thing I am shock over is the fees ebay and Paypal are getting these days... Yowzer... They get 14-15% of your sale now...

then its a good reason to sell your stuff here


You are absolutely right! Which I do, and its mostly stuff guys don't want here that i take to eBay. This board is the best for selling muskie stuff! Thanks MF
sworrall
Posted 1/11/2012 9:52 PM (#532464 - in reply to #532047)
Subject: Re: mild complaint from an ebay guy





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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
fsf,
I have little interest in it.
Ha.