06-01-2021 5:54 PM
Hi
if you speak to an Ebay Customer Services rep on the phone or live chat.......apparently they no longer have the power to change negative feedback.
Go to the help and contact tab at the top of the page and search SELLER HELP
This should take you to a page where you can appeal the negative feedback.
You have 2000 characters to state why you think it should be removed etc. I would make sure that you add in your statement that the buyer left feedback complaining that certain items were missing but these were never shown as being included in the listing. They were therefore expecting something not offered in the listing and on this basis alone it should be removed.
With hindsight if a clock requires a key and one is not included in your listing then you should mention this in the listing for the sake of accuracy.
Saying that it was a clock that you described as in good working order and to be honest maybe the buyer was right in expecting a key to "make it work in good order" . The feedback says other parts were missing too.
Ebay may or may not decide to remove the feedback and i think your chances are prob 50 50.
By the way buyers are not obliged to contact you to try and resolve an issue. Ebay would like them too but it is not compulsory and they can jump straight away to negative feedback if they feel that way inclined.
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