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Step 1
If the buyer leaves inappropriate feedback using profanity, harsh language, links to a website, personal information, racist remarks, or otherwise abusive language, the feedback can be removed.
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Step 2
If a member fails to pay for an item, and does not respond to the Unpaid Item drocess, the feedback can be removed.
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Step 3
If the buyer doesn't pay for the item, and responds to the Unpaid Item Dispute with a lame or ridiculous comment, his feedback can be removed. Examples include claiming that he bought the item accidentally, he doesn't get paid until next week, or he just changed his mind.
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Step 4
The catch is that you have to notify eBay of the situation after the negative feedback has been left. You must be proactive to get eBay to remove the feedback if one of these situations occurs. Just email eBay Trust and Safety and explain the situation. eBay will be able to look at the transaction, payment (or non-payment) history, and communication between you and the buyer.
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Step 5
Sellers can request feedback revision from buyers. If your buyer left negative feedback and then you resolved a problem and end on good terms with your buyer, you can ask them to revise the feedback. Just to to your feedback page, and on the right side you will see FEEDBACK REVISION. Your neutrals and negs will appear and you just follow the steps. Feedback revision must be done within 30 days from the date the feedback was left.
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Step 6
If a buyer is suspended, eBay will automatically remove any negative and neutral comments from him. This is one reason you should always file Unpaid Item Disputes. If a buyer gets enough UPIs, he will be suspsended, and all his negs and neutrals will be erased.













Comments
healthymomof5 said
on 1/24/2009 I wish I had done this when this wacko blemished my perfect feedback. I didn't sell anything for a long time after that i was scared to. He actually called me at home and was trying to scam me it was not good to say the least. But its back to 100 so its all good. I really didn't even think of alerting ebay about. Thanks for Sharing. 5*
flor2729 said
on 1/10/2009 I am an ebay seller and this is great information to know.
kluke82 said
on 12/8/2008 As someone who sometimes sells on ebay, this is really helpful information. Thanks! Great article!
veryirie said
on 12/8/2008 I haven't sold anything on Ebay since I became an eHow addict and I've never had to worry about negative feedback YET, but this is really good to know. Thanks for sharing this helpful info.
dlcass said
on 12/6/2008 Great article. As a fellow eBay seller I know how important it is to understand how the system works. Thank you for a great article.