Reply to "SHOULD NON-PAYING BIDDERS be allowed to leave negative feedback?"

Yellow Dog Designs (Guest)

It is not difficult for EBAY's Safe Harbor to determine that
A. a bidder did not pay for an item.
B. The seller left the appropriate negative feedback
C. The bidder left a negative feedback as retaliation.

When this occurs the negative feedback by the bidder against the seller should be removed, and the bidder should recieve a warning.

Three non-paying bids can remove a bidder from EBAY. I, as a seller, will always leave negative feedback for a non-paying bidder. I wait for almost thirty days before I do this, and I send multiple e-mail reminders. I leave a polite feedback, simply stating "This buyer did not respond to e-mails, and did not close this transaction". This keeps a flame war from beginning.

3/26/024:45 AM

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