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#1 m!b$

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Posted 20 February 2012 - 10:32 PM

This buyer claimed a marble I sent to her was damaged due to my "terrible packaging", but when I asked her if she wanted a refund on that marble, or on all the marbles, she said that she was so busy there was no time to send the marbles back, or even to take a picture of the marble so I would have some kind of proof of the damage. Then she said that she only wanted to inform me of the need to package my marbles better (the marbles were wrapped in bubble wrap and tightly taped so they could not hit against each other, and sent in a box, not an envelope). She said she wasn't asking for a refund, and there was no need for me to respond further to her emails. The following week, I get a negative from her. But she didn't file a dispute (probably no time for that either.)

From now on, maybe sellers should refund any buyer who complains about anything, even if they don't send the marbles back.

#2 MC Marbles

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Posted 20 February 2012 - 11:57 PM

I blocked this bidder from bidding on any of my auctions,

We all have to stick together to stop people like this.

As Always,
Mark

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Posted 21 February 2012 - 12:13 AM

mackie9347 not Mackie9347 (don't know if caps make a difference).

(I'm not so naive that I think it's going to do any good to list this "lady" as a bad buyer. It's just my feeble attempt at venting after my feedback has been ruined. Who knows, maybe someone reading this and ROTFLTAO, put her up to it.)

(And then there are those who leave positive feedback, complete with smiley faces, but give the lowest possible DSR scores.)





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