Do you think I should edit the page and write something like :
No "0 feedback" buyers please. I don't sell to "0 feedback" buyers... blah... bla...
That is perfectly valid. Since this person already bid before being warned, you may want to email him/her and give a chance to explain the lack of feedback. But that is up to you.
I register with ebay over two years ago and I still haven't any feedback. Actually I haven't buy anything on e bay yet, I prefer to dig. I register to bid on something that I couldn't find anywhere, but I didn't win the auction. If everybody had a "no newbie" policy, ebay would end up with only a bunch of inbred buyers/sellers.
I register with ebay over two years ago and I still haven't any feedback. Actually I haven't buy anything on e bay yet, I prefer to dig. I register to bid on something that I couldn't find anywhere, but I didn't win the auction. If everybody had a "no newbie" policy, ebay would end up with only a bunch of inbred buyers/sellers.
(by the way I'm not this Farhen)
It's true that everyone has to start somewhere, but I've had bad experiences lately with people who don't understand how eBay works, cancel bids, claim they didn't know how much the item was (wtf?? you entered a bid!) so it becomes natural to distrust people with no feedback.
Maybe the solution is to require people with no feedback to be approved before they can bid. That way they have the opportunity to explain why like you just did.
I register with ebay over two years ago and I still haven't any feedback. Actually I haven't buy anything on e bay yet, I prefer to dig. I register to bid on something that I couldn't find anywhere, but I didn't win the auction. If everybody had a "no newbie" policy, ebay would end up with only a bunch of inbred buyers/sellers.
I register with ebay over two years ago and I still haven't any feedback. Actually I haven't buy anything on e bay yet, I prefer to dig. I register to bid on something that I couldn't find anywhere, but I didn't win the auction. If everybody had a "no newbie" policy, ebay would end up with only a bunch of inbred buyers/sellers.
(by the way I'm not this Farhen)
I would be in the same situation. I registered years ago, but I've never bought anything. It didn't catch me. I guess I'm more of an offline kinda guy when it comes to buying records. It's nice though to have an account in case I need one.
george and gwen mccrae have plenty of fans, i wouldn't worry about cancelling this bid. you are only protecting yourself. there is nothing immoral about canceling the bid of a zero feedbacker. i just recently had to revise like 20+ auctions because i forgot to write NO REFUNDS. been having problems with people assuming that i am delivering the package to their house PERSONALLY.
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Nothing, he/she wanna buy one of my records = GEORGE AND GWEN McCRAE - Together
album, and have been waiting?
PS Bapt check your PMs - before your auctions end!
What is really strange is that dude or dudette don't even have negative feedback.
LadyDay... Are you the lady of Day?
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Do you think I should edit the page and write something like :
No "0 feedback" buyers please.
I don't sell to "0 feedback" buyers... blah... bla...
Damn! She's still alive
No, although he seems like a nice enough fella.
That is perfectly valid. Since this person already bid before being warned, you may want to email him/her and give a chance to explain the lack of feedback. But that is up to you.
Aahh!!! Day, do you hear that?
LOL
I was just about to e-mail the dude/dudette... we will see.
Thanks.
B.
POST THE REPLY OR YOUR SOFT!!!
You mean
No probs, I'll let you know.
B.
Wait! Are you livin' in Spain?
Ah! me too.
Update:
I sent a message to the dude/dudette and cancel his/her bid, never heard from him/her, no reply yet.
I register with ebay over two years ago and I still haven't any feedback. Actually I haven't buy anything on e bay yet, I prefer to dig. I register to bid on something that I couldn't find anywhere, but I didn't win the auction.
If everybody had a "no newbie" policy, ebay would end up with only a bunch of inbred buyers/sellers.
(by the way I'm not this Farhen)
It's true that everyone has to start somewhere, but I've had bad experiences lately with people who don't understand how eBay works, cancel bids, claim they didn't know how much the item was (wtf?? you entered a bid!) so it becomes natural to distrust people with no feedback.
Maybe the solution is to require people with no feedback to be approved before they can bid. That way they have the opportunity to explain why like you just did.
Are you French?
I would be in the same situation. I registered years ago, but I've never bought anything. It didn't catch me. I guess I'm more of an offline kinda guy when it comes to buying records. It's nice though to have an account in case I need one.
i just recently had to revise like 20+ auctions because i forgot to write NO REFUNDS. been having problems with people assuming that i am delivering the package to their house PERSONALLY.