16-10-2019 11:35 PM
Hi
I purchased a coin from a seller on 21 august £3.40 postage paid on item , the post office delivered a leaflet saying the item was underpaid on postage and I would need to collect from sorting office and pay an extra £3 to get item which I did, contacted buyer and told him of the extra charge, with pics of original packing with my address and his and post office label with postage to pay, he said he was on holiday and can not see how I had to pay extra postage.and would look at it when he got back, heard nothing he has now left positive feedback, but left this comment " Made false claims regarding postage charges. Very Poor Buyer "
I am not happy with this comment as I have the proof I was charged for the postage payment so have not made a false claim and do not class myself as a poor buyer can I get ebay to remove his feedback as I believe this is unfair , but because of the length of time that has elasped i cant seem to find a way on ebay to get it removed as he has only just left feedback.
When you are asked to pay postage to the Post office as there is insufficient on the item you should contact the seller first before paying
You have no way of forcing them to refund the postage once you have paid it
If you dont pay it then the item would be sent back to the seller and you open a not received dispute
Too late now to do that
Sellers are not allowed to leave anything but positive for a buyer and that seller has violated ebay policy by leaving a positive with a negative comment
Report to ebay to get it removed
https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/feedback-policies/feedback-policies?id=4208
It seems to say it was in the last month so you should be within time
Call threm again! Unfortunately, you do often get a Customer Support agent who is not 100% au fait with the rules on here. Sellers are not allowed to leave buyers negative feedack, hence no red negative dot facility, end of !
Call again, try early in the morning more chance of Dublin answering. @flippy2motorcycles