I'd give Bobby a break on that. He's admitted making a mistake. Let it be. It happens to everyone. It's the sellers who habitually do this that need to be called out, and not honest sellers. I made a mistake myself just a week ago when I re-listed a 28 Exhibits Frank Frisch card two weeks after I had already sold and shipped the card. I had hit my 50 free listing limit midway through listing my 28 Exhibits, so I didn't realize that this was one of the last cards that I listed the previous month. And I was careless when I did the new listings. Luckily the new buyer understood, and didn't neg me, when some others probably would have.
I've had a negative reversed before. I suspected it might have been in error, so I messaged the buyer with the mea culpa that I saw the negative and was relatively new at selling, so I wanted to know what I did wrong so I could improve my practices in the future. The buyer then said he made a mistake in the feedback and agreed to reverse it.
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