Normally I would not care about a neutral feedback from a customer but with the new changes I must.
I have only had one neutral before and never bothered with it cause it wasn't a big deal, but now they are so I have to.
I bought a mini bottle of perfume from an estates sale.
Vintage Mystere de Rochas Eau de Parfum Mini 2 5 ml Miniature Travel | eBay
It sold for $9.99, I know a huge sale for me, it could change my lifestyle....
Anyway before bidding the eventual buyer sent me this message:
Hello,
How long has the bottle been open? Did the perfume retain its original scent?
thank you.
- (name redacted pm me if you want it)
(this is before she bid on it)
Before I even answered her I checked her feedback. People who asks these types of questions on items tend to be, well you know what. Feedback was clear, no cryptic messages.
So I responded with this:
Dear (name redacted pm me if you want it)
Sorry I do not know. I can say the perfume does have a scent. It is nothing foul or unpleasant but could not say for sure without comparing it to an unopened sample. Sorry I cannot help you more but most of my items are from estate sales, auctions, and garage sales and were not personally owned by me.
So she bids on it and wins. I send it and leave her feedback a day after delivery. So 5 days after she receives it she leaves me a neutral feedback:
the perfume is old and stale
Now the one plus to this entire fiasco is I did list it as a vintage product, and in her neutral feedback she mentions "old". So I definitely think that would help me.
So if anyone who has dealt with removing feedback I could sure use some tips right about now.
Thanks in advance and isn't this new performance ratings awesome!?
I have only had one neutral before and never bothered with it cause it wasn't a big deal, but now they are so I have to.
I bought a mini bottle of perfume from an estates sale.
Vintage Mystere de Rochas Eau de Parfum Mini 2 5 ml Miniature Travel | eBay
It sold for $9.99, I know a huge sale for me, it could change my lifestyle....
Anyway before bidding the eventual buyer sent me this message:
Hello,
How long has the bottle been open? Did the perfume retain its original scent?
thank you.
- (name redacted pm me if you want it)
(this is before she bid on it)
Before I even answered her I checked her feedback. People who asks these types of questions on items tend to be, well you know what. Feedback was clear, no cryptic messages.
So I responded with this:
Dear (name redacted pm me if you want it)
Sorry I do not know. I can say the perfume does have a scent. It is nothing foul or unpleasant but could not say for sure without comparing it to an unopened sample. Sorry I cannot help you more but most of my items are from estate sales, auctions, and garage sales and were not personally owned by me.
So she bids on it and wins. I send it and leave her feedback a day after delivery. So 5 days after she receives it she leaves me a neutral feedback:
the perfume is old and stale
Now the one plus to this entire fiasco is I did list it as a vintage product, and in her neutral feedback she mentions "old". So I definitely think that would help me.
So if anyone who has dealt with removing feedback I could sure use some tips right about now.
Thanks in advance and isn't this new performance ratings awesome!?
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