ebay feed back

Eric R Snow · 2004-09-28T15:02:15+00:00

I bought a Trav-A-Dial on ebay. The seller is in Oregon and I'm justnorth in Washington. The only description of the item was "very nice".It looked OK in the picture so I bought it. I e-mailed the sellerrequesting a tracking number after a couple days had passed becauseOregon is only 1 day away by UPS & FedEx. No reply. The time didn'tbug me because I'm slow too. But the lack of reply did. Yesterday thething arrived and it needed to be taken apart to have metal chipsremoved from the gears. So I posted a neutral feedback. I would havee-mailed the seller first but since there was no reply the first timeI thought it would be a waste of time. I'm happy with the Trav-A-Dialbut the description should have been more accurate. It was obviousthat crud was in the gears because of the rough operation. If theseller had moved the wheel then they knew this. If the seller didn'tthen they should not have described it as "very nice"because it hadnot been checked for operation.. Anyway, ebay gives me this bigwarning that I'm about to post a neutral feedback. Like I'm supposedto be afraid of doing it. But ebay only lets someone post 80characters in the feedback line. If it's that big of a deal thereshould be more room for explanation. It's crap if leaving neutral ornegative feedback can't be done without some kind of revenge orsomething. If the situation was reversed I'd expect and deservenegative or neutral feedback.ERS

Sep 28, 2004 61 Replies

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Sunworshipper 21 years ago

LOL gave me a bogus # did they... hmmm I didn't even ask for my $ back , maybe they like scenes at lunch time. The guy I got the # from kinda froze , bet he's the owner of the place.

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Jeff Wisnia 21 years ago

I think it's getting to be about time somebody politely asks you two to "take it outside".

Jeff

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