so for every £100 you spend on ebay you get £1 back 
awesome!
awesome!
General Discussion: ebay & paypal queries and questions thread...post anything you need to know in hurr
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6 Jul 2009 09:50
6 Jul 2009 10:08
7 Jul 2009 18:09
Oh, boo hoo. eBay wants its customers to help make them more money basically
"…only 0.15% of listings last year were detected or reported as potentially counterfeit". Yeah, but I wonder what the percentage is in clothes listings
7 Jul 2009 18:15
Its nothing to do with actual feedback. Its the star ratings. Check your seller dashboard
What the fuck, I just got up and checked my emails and somehow at 8am this morning I donated $1 to Kirk Ouimet for his Education Fund. I didnt authourise this transaction and have no idea who he is, WHAT THE FUCK!?
Receipt for your donation to [email protected]
From: [email protected] ([email protected])
Sent: 06 July 2009 07:56:01
To: me
PayPal
Dear me,
This email confirms that you have donated $1.00 USD to [email protected] ([email protected]) using PayPal.
The exchange rate for this purchase is 1 GBP = 1.58730USD
Donation Details
Confirmation number: 2DJ79618VB929851B
Donation amount: $1.00 USD
Total: $1.00 USD
Purpose: Kirk Ouimet Education Fund
Contributor: me
Phone: my no.
Recipient information
Donations coordinator: [email protected]
From: [email protected] ([email protected])
Sent: 06 July 2009 07:56:01
To: me
PayPal
Dear me,
This email confirms that you have donated $1.00 USD to [email protected] ([email protected]) using PayPal.
The exchange rate for this purchase is 1 GBP = 1.58730USD
Donation Details
Confirmation number: 2DJ79618VB929851B
Donation amount: $1.00 USD
Total: $1.00 USD
Purpose: Kirk Ouimet Education Fund
Contributor: me
Phone: my no.
Recipient information
Donations coordinator: [email protected]
Already have - check him out on google and hes some internet entrepreneur :S really confused as to how this has happened and why hes only taken a dollar.
For a moment thought I may have accidently clicked that button on ebay to donate money but A. I would still have to sign into paypal to pay it and B. they would back such a shit 'charity'
For a moment thought I may have accidently clicked that button on ebay to donate money but A. I would still have to sign into paypal to pay it and B. they would back such a shit 'charity'
eBay was built on a simple idea - that we could empower people by building a global trading platform where practically anyone could buy or sell practically anything. But that idea is now under threat from certain brand owners and manufacturers who are trying to turn back the clock and block the sale of their products on online marketplaces and other websites across the EU.
Ultimately, what is at stake is the right of sellers to compete
fairly in the wider online marketplace, and the right of buyers
to be able to access the best possible deals from the widest
possible selection of goods.
Some of these brand owners argue that their objective is to prevent the sale of counterfeits on eBay.
But thanks to our work with 31,000 other rights owners, only 0.15% of listings last year were detected or
reported as potentially counterfeit. The real aim of these brands is to block the sale of all their products on our site - regardless of whether such items are new or second-hand, genuine or fake. It's not just luxury items that are affected, but also everyday items like children's toys, electronic equipment, lawnmowers and pushchairs. And if we want to prevent other brand owners from following suit, we need to act now.
We are therefore calling on European policymakers to amend EU competition law to stop these unfair
trade practices. But we need your help to persuade them to take action. If you would like to join our
campaign against online trade barriers, please sign our petition.
Regards,
Your eBay Team
Ultimately, what is at stake is the right of sellers to compete
fairly in the wider online marketplace, and the right of buyers
to be able to access the best possible deals from the widest
possible selection of goods.
Some of these brand owners argue that their objective is to prevent the sale of counterfeits on eBay.
But thanks to our work with 31,000 other rights owners, only 0.15% of listings last year were detected or
reported as potentially counterfeit. The real aim of these brands is to block the sale of all their products on our site - regardless of whether such items are new or second-hand, genuine or fake. It's not just luxury items that are affected, but also everyday items like children's toys, electronic equipment, lawnmowers and pushchairs. And if we want to prevent other brand owners from following suit, we need to act now.
We are therefore calling on European policymakers to amend EU competition law to stop these unfair
trade practices. But we need your help to persuade them to take action. If you would like to join our
campaign against online trade barriers, please sign our petition.
Regards,
Your eBay Team
Oh, boo hoo. eBay wants its customers to help make them more money basically
"…only 0.15% of listings last year were detected or reported as potentially counterfeit". Yeah, but I wonder what the percentage is in clothes listings
whats this bollocks
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To help ensure that the eBay marketplace is a safe and reputable place to buy and sell, eBay requires sellers to maintain minimum standards for buyer satisfaction and monitors the level of buyer dissatisfaction generated by sellers.
We've noticed that buyer satisfaction with your account has fallen below the standards required by our Seller Non-Performance policy. If your buyer satisfaction rate deteriorates at any time over the next 4 weeks, your sales activity will be fully restricted.
***About eBay's Seller Non-Performance policy***
All eBay sellers must perform in a manner that results in a consistently high level of buyer satisfaction. If a seller is in breach of the Seller Non-Performance policy eBay may take action against their account.
For more information about our Seller Non-Performance policy, copy this link into a new browser window:
http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/seller-non-performance.html
To help ensure that the eBay marketplace is a safe and reputable place to buy and sell, eBay requires sellers to maintain minimum standards for buyer satisfaction and monitors the level of buyer dissatisfaction generated by sellers.
We've noticed that buyer satisfaction with your account has fallen below the standards required by our Seller Non-Performance policy. If your buyer satisfaction rate deteriorates at any time over the next 4 weeks, your sales activity will be fully restricted.
***About eBay's Seller Non-Performance policy***
All eBay sellers must perform in a manner that results in a consistently high level of buyer satisfaction. If a seller is in breach of the Seller Non-Performance policy eBay may take action against their account.
For more information about our Seller Non-Performance policy, copy this link into a new browser window:
http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/seller-non-performance.html
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Its nothing to do with actual feedback. Its the star ratings. Check your seller dashboard
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