>http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1230313635
>
>I think I prefers to give that seller a black eye for poor customer
>relations and look for other 7100 parts on ebay if this is possible.
>Phoning is impractical for me. LD call and using relay is slow way
>and cost eater.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Wizard
Just relax. I see no problem at all, except the first few steps in the ebay
learning curve.
You are dealing with an auction that ended on Friday the 19th, and have
received a typical notice from the seller. This store has 2600 positives on
eBay, and maybe a couple dozen negatives, so chances of ANY problem being
on there end are pretty small. Your auction could have been one of maybe 50
to 75 they had end on Friday, so don't expect a lot of rapid back and forth
email, or really ANY further response before sometime on Monday.
Best advice is just to respond to the emails they send you with the
requested information. Most high volume sellers use software to generate
and "read" all the ebay related email, and don't expect to write personal
messages to anybody unless a "real" problem exists.
Received on Sun Apr 22 2001 - 19:20:52 BST