
Understanding the UPI (Unpaid Item) process - 14 June (12 - 1 PM)
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on 09-06-2005 01:10 PM
As you must be aware, you need to follow the UPI process in eBay in order to get fee credits for unpaid items. However, the UPI process has some significant differences as compared to the SNC process on the old Baazee site.
To know the UPI process in details and to ensure that you successfully receive all the fee credits, please join us in this workshop on Tuesday, 14th June, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM IST
Regards,
Sapana
Community development Team
Re: Understanding the UPI (Unpaid Item) process - 14 June (12 - 1 PM)
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on 14-06-2005 12:22 PM
Any instance when you have received payment from the buyer and completed the transaction, or the buyer has satisfied their obligation to you and you do not feel they should be penalized.
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nvid
Vidmay
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on 14-06-2005 12:23 PM
Final Value Fee abuse is the act of requesting Final Value Fee credits for transactions where a credit is not deserved.
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nvid
Vidmay
Re: Understanding the UPI (Unpaid Item) process - 14 June (12 - 1 PM)
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on 14-06-2005 12:23 PM
The feedback forum is separate from the Unpaid Item Process. A negative feedback comment does not guarantee that a seller has filed an Unpaid Item strike. Buyers will be suspended if they receive too many Unpaid Item strikes in too short a period of time – generally 3 from unique sellers. Each strike is required to be from different sellers in order to count toward suspension.
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nvid
Vidmay
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on 14-06-2005 12:23 PM
eBay provides the Online Dispute Resolution system to assist members in completing their transactions. As a general rule, we do not monitor or censor the information members provide to each other, as members could just as easily put the communication into email messages. In severe cases, eBay will consider taking action if warranted.
To maximize the chance that you’ll be able to work things out with your transaction partner, try to follow these tips:
•Keep your perspective. Sometimes the "winner" can really be a loser in terms of wasted time and negative feedback.
•Don’t presume that your buyer or seller is acting unfairly or unreasonably.
•Talk about the situation you want to resolve and potential solutions, not your assessment of your trading partner's character.
•Don’t threaten or insult. It usually just stiffens the other side’s resolve and makes them less accommodating and cooperative.
•Try to use negative feedback as a last resort.
•Sometimes being accommodating to your buyer can be good for your business in the future. Bear in mind that your reputation is your most valuable asset.
Regards,
nvid
Vidmay
Re: Understanding the UPI (Unpaid Item) process - 14 June (12 - 1 PM)
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on 14-06-2005 12:28 PM
Can we block a User who is had Just Newly created ID...(i.e less then 30 days) and Please introduce something which will review the rating Just As BAAZEE ...Coz in India people give Negative rating just to get infomration about the order Status or to Communicate in case of delay in despatching Prodcust...So You See "JAISA DESH WAISA BHES"...!
Thanks,
Deep Agarwal.
Shree Krishna Gems.
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on 14-06-2005 12:35 PM
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on 14-06-2005 12:39 PM
Sellers don't have the ability to block new buyers. All of us are new buyers at some point of time, however as a platform we are looking at blocking fraudulent users either to buy or sell and we are in the process of analysing the data. We hope to see a significant resolution of this issue of fraudulent buyers in the coming months.
We are working to address the concerns related to the feedback process, including those related negative feedback and you would hear from us soon. Regards
Yash
Yash
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on 14-06-2005 12:42 PM
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on 14-06-2005 12:48 PM
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on 14-06-2005 12:50 PM
nvid is posting a response on blocking the users with 0 feedback. You can also read the 7th Posting in this workshop which talks about the abilities a seller has in controlling the kind of buyers on the items Regards
Yash
Yash

