Ebay user ID's on arena?

[Galactica]

For me, I've only had 1 problem with a seller on here and theres a thread about the issue and how its been escalated to a paypal dispute.

My main concern is arena members who openly admit to being star dingers and typically leave neutral and negative feedback even in situations where it's not warranted. To me, those are people that should be on a bad trader list (in an ebay sense, not specifically regarding arena transactions).

Just my oppinion though. Which may be a little harsh, but my husband and I have worked very hard to make sure we have outstanding feedback, top rated seller status etc... To just have someone stomp all over it because they don't understand how ebays system works, or because their worked up about nothing.

See I do sound harsh... I'm honestly very nice I'm just ranting over nothing I think lol

I sell on ebay about twice a year- but those people make me very nervous as well.  I do wish there was a way to block them from bidding on my stuff, but I guess that's probably just not going to happen. 

[tulagirl]

I think these are just typical risks when starting any business and it really is impossible to flush out every bad apple.  Some people may appear worse than they are anyway.  I would hate to see this community turn into one where if one person makes a mistake or says something harsh they are now assumed a risk.  People behave in different ways under different pressures.  I would not like to see the Arena create something that divides us all over a couple of threads here and there.    I prefer the quiet affect of the trader list that has proven people on it to make more than just a few odd feedback comments, but across the board have offended/scammed and caused problems numerous times.   Its like the Pony Collectors Country Club where if you say the slightest thing off that means you are a bad buyer/seller.  Things are not always that cut and dry.

[ponylady]

*marked solved*  PonyLady