sonarrat said:id: sonarrat
Feedback score: 11
I got a negative from gameuniverse, because I paid $15 shipped for what was listed as a "new and sealed" copy of Turok: Evolution. What I got was a disc in a paper sleeve. I left him negative feedback, and 'gameuniverse' shot back by claiming I paid late and never responded to their (nonexistant) emails. Bullshit...
belgurdo said:I remember when I bought some DC fighting game off an Ebay store and they sent me Bang Gunship Elite. I think I complained twice and they gave me "store credit." I wrote it off as a small loss (only $5 or $6 was transacted) and gave them a neutral. I have no idea if this Bang thing is good though-I never opened it
RevenantKioku said:TheTomatoKing
Feedback Score: 23
Positive Feedback: 100%
Members who left a positive: 23
Members who left a negative: 0
All positive feedback received: 25
It feels like I've done so much more on ebay. Guess cause I lose so many auctions.
belgurdo said:After I lost an auction for a really rare doujinshi that I couldn't find elsewhere online, I vowed, "never again" and signed up with these guys
Odnetnin said:how does esnipe work and does it mean you'd always win? What's the fee structure like?
You pay eSnipe for your auction wins with BidPoints, a special form of eSnipe currency. Each BidPoint equals $0.01. So, for example, if you win an auction with a final price of $50, the eSnipe fee would be $0.50, which would cost you 50 BidPonts. Again, if you don't win an auction there's no fee. You buy BidPoints from us in advance in quantities of 500 or more (500 BidPoints costs $5.00). BidPoints are also available in large quantities at a discount. Our state-of-the-art system keeps track of the BidPoints you use and updates your account automatically. All you need to do is buy more BidPoints from time to time, depending on how many auctions you win.
Musashi Wins! said:I have a feedback of around 150-60, and I'd be surprised if I hadn't sold to a Gaffer before given most of it is video game related.
I have one negative feedback from some tools who didn't pay for a ps2 system and I left negative feedback for. The problem with the ebay system is that it's totally flawed...people who rely on their feedback for their main business won't leave negative feedback because their afraid (and justly so) that people will simply leave negative feedback in retaliation. eBay won't investigate or change feedback, so it invalidates any truth measure in the whole deal.