Well, as someone with 100% positive feedback who sells on ebay, I would
have 2 comments:
1. The picture shows exactly what you got, and the description backs up
the picture. You should have asked about the springs and screws.
2. We all make mistakes, and I just find it good business, if I have an
unsatisfied customer for whatever reason, to promptly refund all of
their money and tell them to keep the item or donate it to their local
sports car club. That 100% rating is worth more than the occasional $20
bill. This only happens about once a year, so it is not a big expense.
I suggest you work it out with him in a reasonable manner that does not
include negative feedback.
Regards,
*Bill McLeod
Slightly Classics
Tucson, AZ*
Paul Dorsey wrote:
>I hate giving someone negative feedback who previously held a perfect 100%
>feedback , so, I'm asking the list for their input:
>
>I ordered
>http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2440173785&category=6763&rd=1
>but was surprised to learn, after they arrived, that they don't have adjusting
>screws or bucket springs on them.
>
>Since that transaction I wrote the seller about my dissatisfaction. Here is
>his response:
>"The buckets did not have any in them. I assume they were removed by the
>previous owner to sandblast the buckets. I tried to show in my picture that
>they were just plain buckets. I do see used ones on ebay from time to time
>for a couple of bucks".
>
> Should I give negative feedback?
>
>Thanks, Paul
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