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I had a bidder do a BIN on one of my store items and immediately leave positive feedback. All the positive feedback says is "good". This was last night. I have sent the bidder/buyer an invoice for the item. I find this puzzling. The bidder hasn't pulled contact info or anything like that though.
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it's normal
I have those too... infact this is good for the seller.
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Originally Posted by Sai-Jin
it's normal
I have those too... infact this is good for the seller.
Well, I suppose it's better than getting negged. Do yours end up paying?
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We had a newbie do that recently, and she promptly paid. All is ok!
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Buyers get confused sometimes. I've had buyers leave feedback the same day an auction ended saying the item they bought was perfect and shipping was fast even though I hadn't sent it yet.
I've also gotten Questions From Buyers telling me that they paid on a certain date and hadn't recieved their item yet. I spend the time to research the aution and find that the date they say they paid is a week before the auction they are refering to ended. I spend time sending a polite email informing them of the error and they apologize for their mistake.
And of course I had a buyer leave me negative feedback and almost immediately send an email telling me they accidentally left the neg for the wrong person but they never took the time to help me get it removed.
Some people are busy and make mistakes, some may be a bit mentally challenged, others may find it amusing to mess with sellers. Takes all kinds on eBay I guess.
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I'd check their feedback first, make sure they don't plan on doing a chargeback (even then their account might be hijacked). I believe a person at PSU had a problem where all feedback had been left, the product was in transit, and the buyer did a chargeback on PayPal. I don't know, don't want to be a downer, but I'm just sayin' cover yourself just in case. See if they usually leave short feedback or if this is somethin' new. Not experienced with this but it's better to be safe than sorry (as the cliche goes).
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Originally Posted by mysteriouscutie
Well, I suppose it's better than getting negged. Do yours end up paying?
one of them no,
most of them did
The one that didn't pay I filed UPI then Negged him.
You get a positive feedback, then you are all good.