First negative feedback in over 10 years. Advice?

[bobbyw8469]

Hello all...I got my first negative feedback in over 10 years. The buyer claimed he didn't know my Clemente rookie was MISCUT even though the qualifier was plastered all over the auction. Do you think I will have any success in getting Ebay to remove the feedback?

[bnorth]

It is just one negative, forget about it and move on. At most leave a comment saying it was clearly listed in the auction. Seriously nobody will care about 1 neg in that time period and if they do you don't want those type bidding on you stuff anyway.

[FourStrikes]

Originally Posted by bnorth

...nobody will care about 1 neg in that time period and if they do you don't want those type bidding on you stuff anyway.

agreed - 1st neg in 10+ years may kinda suck, but it's NOT worth the drama.

JMO

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by bnorth

It is just one negative, forget about it and move on. At most leave a comment saying it was clearly listed in the auction. Seriously nobody will care about 1 neg in that time period and if they do you don't want those type bidding on you stuff anyway.

Yup. Just work on getting it off of page 1 as quick as possible.

Doesn't count as a defect anymore, so not worth getting anxiety about.

I say that even though I know I would be just as annoyed if it was me.

[EvilKing00]

Wouldnt bother me as a buyer

[Piratedogcardshows]

I would say you have a very good chance assuming the negative comment or a message has him saying the reason for the return is the miscut. A quick screen shot of the auction listing/description should be all you need.

[jfkheat]

In the feedback the buyer didn't mention what the issue was. I doubt that Ebay would remove the feedback because of that. I see MC 4 times in your listing. If the buyer missed that it is his fault.
James

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1955-Topps-R...p2047675.l2557