What annoys me most is sellers who charge tuppence for an item and over-exaggerate the posage charges. For instance, I was charged nearly £20 for the postage of 7 CD's - most of which came in broken cases. Should you find yourself in this situation, I opened a dispute in PayPal to have my money refunded and got it all back within a week. The seller didn't agree with my complaint but at least I was refunded. I gave the seller feedback based on factual events. Another thing I can't stand is tit4tat feedback. I don't see the point in a feedback forum if everything is "smooth over" behind the scenes. I expect a high standard of service from the start (professional transaction, well packaged, quick delivery) and this is what I offer to my customers. I sort out issues right there and then, I ask what the customer what me to do to resolve issues. So, hence if I give feedback based on my actual experience with the seller or buyer. But the negetives/neutrals (except one when cat died) I received were not my fault but that of the seller or buyer. Try and be truthful and reply to feedback if necessary. k9cmh.
Guide created: 30/07/06 (updated 15/07/08)


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