Feedback Question
Oct. 16th, 2008 02:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kybearfuzzI may have asked this sort of thing before, but here goes again:
I ordered a book from Amazon Marketplace and was sent a confirmation email from the seller. A few days later, I then was issued a refund by the seller because they said that they didn't have the item I ordered in stock. I checked my orders and I have the option to send the seller feedback. As I was looking to re-order the item from another seller, I noticed that the original seller still has three copies of this out-of-print book posted as available, only for more money.
So, what sort of feedback should I leave? Should I leave negative feedback for advertising an item they state they don't have, yet still advertise they sell? Or should I just not leave any feedback and let it be?
I ordered a book from Amazon Marketplace and was sent a confirmation email from the seller. A few days later, I then was issued a refund by the seller because they said that they didn't have the item I ordered in stock. I checked my orders and I have the option to send the seller feedback. As I was looking to re-order the item from another seller, I noticed that the original seller still has three copies of this out-of-print book posted as available, only for more money.
So, what sort of feedback should I leave? Should I leave negative feedback for advertising an item they state they don't have, yet still advertise they sell? Or should I just not leave any feedback and let it be?
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Date: 2008-10-16 06:32 pm (UTC)I'd post as negative feedback as I could and get as much explanation I could into the tiny feedback form.
Frankly, this is "Bait and Switch" and is illegal.