First negative feedback in over 10 years. Advice?

[bnorth]

It is just one negative, forget about it and move on. At most leave a comment saying it was clearly listed in the auction. Seriously nobody will care about 1 neg in that time period and if they do you don't want those type bidding on you stuff anyway.

[FourStrikes]

Originally Posted by bnorth

...nobody will care about 1 neg in that time period and if they do you don't want those type bidding on you stuff anyway.

agreed - 1st neg in 10+ years may kinda suck, but it's NOT worth the drama.

JMO

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by bnorth

It is just one negative, forget about it and move on. At most leave a comment saying it was clearly listed in the auction. Seriously nobody will care about 1 neg in that time period and if they do you don't want those type bidding on you stuff anyway.

Yup. Just work on getting it off of page 1 as quick as possible.

Doesn't count as a defect anymore, so not worth getting anxiety about.

I say that even though I know I would be just as annoyed if it was me.

[EvilKing00]

Wouldnt bother me as a buyer

[Jason]

I would say you have a very good chance assuming the negative comment or a message has him saying the reason for the return is the miscut. A quick screen shot of the auction listing/description should be all you need.

[jfkheat]

In the feedback the buyer didn't mention what the issue was. I doubt that Ebay would remove the feedback because of that. I see MC 4 times in your listing. If the buyer missed that it is his fault.
James

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1955-Topps-R...p2047675.l2557

[rjackson44]

feebay sucks ,,

[vintagetoppsguy]

Originally Posted by jfkheat

In the feedback the buyer didn't mention what the issue was. I doubt that Ebay would remove the feedback because of that. I see MC 4 times in your listing. If the buyer missed that it is his fault.
James

I disagree. You can't make personal attacks in the feedback you leave. That's exactly what this buyer did. I think he has a very strong chance if getting it removed.

I also disagree with just letting it go. To me, my feedback is a lot like my credit rating - it shows my trustworthiness. If I had inaccurate informationo on my credit report, I certainly wouldn't just let it go.

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by vintagetoppsguy

I disagree. You can't make personal attacks in the feedback you leave. That's exactly what this buyer did. I think he has a very strong chance if getting it removed.

I also disagree with just letting it go. To me, my feedback is a lot like my credit rating - it shows my trustworthiness. If I had inaccurate informationo on my credit report, I certainly wouldn't just let it go.

Just beat me to it.

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by jfkheat

In the feedback the buyer didn't mention what the issue was. I doubt that Ebay would remove the feedback because of that. I see MC 4 times in your listing. If the buyer missed that it is his fault.
James

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1955-Topps-R...p2047675.l2557

Actually, looking at the feedback, Bobby may be able to get Ebay to remove it. You're not allowed to leave obscenities or personal remarks in feedback comments. I think this might qualify.

You can leave your opinion about a transaction, but not of the person selling the item.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Maybe bryce harper was upset with this listing and being questioned