- Positive Feedback (last 12 months): 69.9%
- Last 12 months net positive/negative: -204 (+7352/-7556)
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Went to Account —> "Seller levels and performance standards" —>"seller performance policy" then at the bottom was "contact us". eBay makes it hard to find the chat. They should not be able to cancel it and blame "the buyer" for canceling it.
Send a message to the seller also to state you did not cancel the order and request a pair to be sent out or you're never doing business with them again.
fyi -- if a seller cancels a sale indicating a BUYER cancellation. Ebay makes an invisible strike against your account. If you get too many of these, your account does get suspended. Go ahead to message Ebay support to ask them to remove the buyer cancellation strike. The chat support will confirm this is a real thing and will remove it once they reviewed what happened here.[/SIZE]
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Excerpts from my chat with eBay:
As the seller have cancelled multiple orders on their end, it's possible that an action will be taken against the account of the seller.
We monitor when a seller cancels a transaction without the buyer's consent. We capture this information within the standards we set for our sellers. If they continue to cause these experiences, their account may be restricted or suspended. As this seller violated our policy.
We recommend to directly report the seller on your eBay help and contact page so that our specialized team can review and take action on the account appropriately.
How to report a seller:
1) On your Help and Contact type: "report an issue with the seller"
2) Choose seller violated one of eBay policies.
3) Put seller's username (crocsoutlet)
4) Click "Other" and put your message. Then submit.
I understand that you're concerned that the seller will leave a mark of buyer asked to cancel when you have not requested it on our end. Not to worry, if they continue to use incorrect cancellation reason on their end, our specialized team will be taking an action on their account.
Rest assured, this cancellation will not affect your account, I'll make sure to notate on the account what happened for the team to review.
No worries, your voice won't be left unheard as we take these reports seriously.
If your orders are cancelled, please report to eBay EXACTLY what they are doing.
It's one thing to cancel orders because they refuse to fulfill due to a price mistake, but it's an entirely DIFFERENT thing when their actions as a result of the cancellations are NEGATIVELY affecting your account standing with eBay - especially when all of this is 100% THEIR fault.
Submit a report to eBay using the instructions above if/when your order(s) are cancelled to PROTECT your eBay account (and to enact consequences to the seller for their actions). You will receive a confirmation email after the submission.
Good luck.
Use that link to "Report an issue with a seller" and say that they violated eBay policies by lying about the reason for the cancellation. Since they marked that the "Buyer asked to cancel" the order, we can't leave negative feedback otherwise.
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I was thinking about it today, even if they were able to produce the traditional clogs at about $1.50-$2.00 which imo is a stretch, probably closer to $4-5. There's no way they're going to take a $3-5M hit on this price mistake. They'd be better off donating them to a homeless shelter and can write off the MSRP.
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I was thinking about it today, even if they were able to produce the traditional clogs at about $1.50-$2.00 which imo is a stretch, probably closer to $4-5. There's no way they're going to take a $3-5M hit on this price mistake. They'd be better off donating them to a homeless shelter and can write off the MSRP.
I was thinking about it today, even if they were able to produce the traditional clogs at about $1.50-$2.00 which imo is a stretch, probably closer to $4-5. There's no way they're going to take a $3-5M hit on this price mistake. They'd be better off donating them to a homeless shelter and can write off the MSRP.
If they honor it, they might lose a few thousand dollars and that money would be put towards not getting negative feedback so it would be a good investment.
It's not like we found a code that we weren't supposed to have... the site did all the discounting automagically.
If they honor it, they might lose a few thousand dollars and that money would be put towards not getting negative feedback so it would be a good investment.
These clogs say that they sold 88,382 pairs in the last 24 hours: https://www.ebay.com/itm/144312612913
This listing says that they sold 11,557 pairs in 24 hours: https://www.ebay.com/itm/144569296008
The slides don't say how many sold in the last 24 hours but the ebay page says they've sold 69,910 pairs. The deal was up for hours. Since the clogs sold 88,382 pairs in the past 24 hours, you have to assume the high majority of the slides sales figure is from the last 24 hours too. Since they had a lot of pairs of Crocs as part of the sale, I think it's safe to assume they sold over 200k pairs (200k orders) last night. That's a conservative number too.
These clogs say that they sold 88,382 pairs in the last 24 hours: https://www.ebay.com/itm/144312612913
This listing says that they sold 11,557 pairs in 24 hours: https://www.ebay.com/itm/144569296008
The slides don't say how many sold in the last 24 hours but the ebay page says they've sold 69,910 pairs. The deal was up for hours. Since the clogs sold 88,382 pairs in the past 24 hours, you have to assume the high majority of the slides sales figure is from the last 24 hours too. Since they had a lot of pairs of Crocs as part of the sale, I think it's safe to assume they sold over 200k pairs (200k orders) last night. That's a conservative number too.
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Side note. Does anyone have a screenshot of the original listing for the slides [ebay.com]that showed either a) x sold in last 24 hours or b) $25 off coupon on it?
I just in general need a screenshot that shows the "save $25" or whatever exactly it was.
Side note. Does anyone have a screenshot of the original listing for the slides [ebay.com]that showed either a) x sold in last 24 hours or b) $25 off coupon on it?
I just in general need a screenshot that shows the "save $25" or whatever exactly it was.
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