Another ebay engel saga

[rovercare]

For those who remeber the old engel thread, I stuck one up I had here, not quite sure how my advertisement leads to negative feedback as its in very poor condition, one would figure a description such as rough as guts and its a beata would suffice?

Anyhow, here is the ad

Engel fridge (eBay item 330565257570 end time 23-May-11 20:14:53 AEST) : Sport (http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330565257570&ssPageName=STRK:MESOX:IT)

Welcome to ebay:D

[Scouse]

Geez, he lives in Canberra - what's he need a fridge for at this time of year ??

[isuzurover]

Kids these days can't read...

Even those who make it into uni... :eek:

[101RRS]

Are you going to respond to the neutral feedback or can't sellers do that for neutral feedback.

What a jerk.

[Mick_Marsh]

It still runs!!

PM your postal, I'll send you a power lead.

Edit: Just realised, auction over.

[pfillery]

Yes, bit of a tool! I've been selling on ebay for ages and dealt with buyers like this before.

You can respond to any feedback left for you and I would encourage you to, its only a pity there are only 80 characters to work with, somethimes I want to say a whole lot more. I had a buyer who paid for an item 2 days before the easter/anzac day long weekend this year, I posted the following day once funds cleared, they left negative feedback on Tuesday (yes anzac day public holiday tuesday) because it had not arrived yet. Complained that it was a 2 day transit time so should have arrived Monday. It arrived a couple of days later but still had to wait a week for the negative feedback to be retracted (yes you can ask to have that done) and it effected my star rating because they can't be reversed and the buyer had given one star for each!

Ask them if they will change the feedback given the very clear item description. then blacklist them from bidding on any further listings.

Amazing how ebay constantly gets good prices for junk. If I saw a fridge like that at a garage sale I'd baulk at paying $30 for it let alone $150.

[vnx205]

When I clicked on your link a few seconds ago, it showed 100% positive feedback.

I know that in sport these days people think you can give 110% effort, but surely in this case you can't have much better than 100% positive feedback.

[Scouse]

When I clicked on your link a few seconds ago, it showed 100% positive feedback.

The buyer gave neutral feedback with a poor explanation/excuse.

[rovercare]

Amazing how ebay constantly gets good prices for junk. If I saw a fridge like that at a garage sale I'd baulk at paying $30 for it let alone $150.

Auction started at $50, what did one expect, amazing how stupid people is:D

[abaddonxi]

Must've been disappointed that the hairy fridge-cover in the picture didn't come as part of the package.

[Sleepy]

Well, a bit of a dill.
I have one identical,.....ok maybe looks a little less crappy....works like a charm. (Although a little noisey).
I would think for a working fridge that may well go on for another few years that is not too bad a price.

[Lotz-A-Landies]

For that price, I would have thought you should have included the original box, packaging, both cables, neatly in the original plastic bags with twist ties, instruction booklet and warranty card personally delivered.

Any wonder he gave you a "neutral", generous I say! :twisted: