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We have been selling on eBay since 1999 (At this time eBay was a baby and an awesome place to buy and sell). Since then we collected 10,000 positive feedback. Keeping in mind that we are in Canada and cannot provide tracking for a reasonable cost we survived quite well and are actually top rated sellers. Recently it has become a rough marketplace and the selling criteria only allows 2% "defect"...defects are any question about shipping, refund, return, neutral or negative feedback, asking where is my item...ect.

This email is being sent to you regarding our phone conversation we had on 8/17/14 concerning some defects that were showing up on your report for the following items:
Item: 271542813488 / Buyer ID: raga*****
Item: 281297072084 / Buyer ID: fama*****
Item: 271542813488 / Buyer ID: raga*****
Item: 281297072084 / Buyer ID: fama*****
Item: 271411244488 / Buyer ID: hlly*****
Item: 281285996084 / Buyer ID: qurt*****
Item: 281285996084 / Buyer ID: qurt*****
Since you had processed the refund in PayPal back to these buyer's, these will count as a defect simply because the Cancelled Transaction was not performed in eBay under the Resolution Center. Please make sure that anytime a buyer wants to cancel a transaction, these transactions get processed in the Resolution Center so the defect will not count against you.
Thanks,
eBay Customer Service
Thanks,
eBay Customer Service
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Google vs. eBay. As I am to understand Google had a bit of a spat with eBay. eBay's Alexa rank really dropped and so did sales. I'm going to save this for a future blog post.
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