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Buyer protection - a way to keep 100% for buyers!!!
Hi all,
I was sick and tired of sellers, who tried to manipulate my FB and make me feel scared of their retaliatory FB. I've found out the way to keep 100% FB without spending any nerves!
I simply posted the following text on my "about me" page and I encourage every buyer to do the same:
Dear sellers,
I will kindly leave feedback for you after I have received your feedback.
A buyer’s duty is to pay for the goods (fast/slow/no payment?), inform the seller if the transaction was satisfactory - after receiving the item/s; if the transaction was not satisfactory for any reason - to try to resolve problems together - before leaving feedback. I want to assure my sellers that I will fulfil my duty as I have always done my homework.
The Sellers duty is to complete a satisfactory transaction, (or otherwise try to resolve problems together) and to provide a true and honest description of the item. As a buyer fulfils their duty first – the seller should therefore leave feedback first.
I respect your choice on the feedback you do / don't leave for me.
I strongly encourage sellers to build a healthier Ebay community and not put your buyers under pressure by demanding to receive feedback first.
Sincerely
xxx
Well, I must admit, dear buyers, that after that action I started to fell free and relaxed... How free can a person feel after realising that he/she doesn't have to kiss anybody's ass to receive positive feedback?
If seller is trying to manipulate you - you can manipulate back! No Ebay will protect buyers, so buyers must start protecting themselves.