Ebay Question

[Knight]

For $3 you might better just keep it in case you never find another one.

I totally agree, It's only $3. Might as well keep it. If the creases arnt that bad then for the price paid, i say atleast it's a step closer to completing the set.

[sportsguyryan]

Yeah, and plus completed sets look great in frames. ;)

[theonedru]

the creasing due to the material gu is a minor thing, people complain and whine too much about cards these days, if its a card of a player you like, then enjoy it, its not like it had some huge crease running thru it and is. i have many gu cards that have small crease marks around where the gu material is, it's no big thing

[spartanfan18]

youre lucky the seller could refuse if he offered shipping insurance and you didnt take it youre a lucky kid you got a nice ebayer

[rayny1]

You're right. Ebay should (but won't) look into this.
I'm tired of sellers holding your feedback for ransom. If I post immediate payment then I should get immediate positive feedback. Not have to wait
until I actually get the item and leave them a feedback.
Actually, I email the seller once I receive the item and tell them that I got it
and that they must leave me a feedback before they get theirs. Has worked
so far, but I shouldnt have to do that.

where does the seller stand if he leaves you positive feedback before you receive the item? Up the creek imho. In order for a complete transaction, the buyer must receive the item, be satisfied with it and then leave feedback for the seller. Then, and only then, should a seller leave positive for the buyer. This completes the transaction and life goes on. If the seller leaves positive just because a buyer paid for an item immediately, does not complete the transaction. The buyer can simply be a ™™™™™™ and leave a negative for absolutely no reason at all. You are wrong in thinking you would deserve a positive before receiving the item. What if it gets damaged on the way? The buyer can leave a negative before settling the purchase. Another thing. What if someone just wants to ruin a sellers feedback by simply buying cheap items, paying for them, getting positive feedbacks for all the purchases, then screwing the seller by leaving negatives simply because he wants to? I`m on the sellers side on this subject.

bid on the item
win the item
pay for the item
receive the item
be satisfied with the item
leave a positive to the seller for the item
and expect a positive feedback in return for the item

that is the way it should be done. Some sellers may not leave feedback. That is fine too. They don`t get anymore purchases from me then. Some sellers also take a few weeks before leaving feedbacks. After 3 weeks of receiving a purchase I made, I usually contact that seller and remind them that I was happy with the purchase and left them a positive and I would be expecting a positive in return. That works 99.9% of the time.