Leaving Feedback (Trader Ratings)
01-17-2013, 05:26 AM
#1
Leaving Feedback (Trader Ratings)
During the time I have been on RC Tech, I would say that a good amount of people here dont bother to take the time to leave a trader rating for someone that they had a transaction with. Leaving feedback for a fellow member is what helps to establish whether they are going to be a reputable seller/buyer. Most of what I have noticed is alot here dont bother to leave the positive feedback but are sure quick to leave the negative and bash anothers selling/buying ettiqutte. I myself have had a few crappy transactions, however I took the time to reconcile any differences with the seller/buyer resulting in positive feedback all the way around. Knock on wood, I have no negative feedback nor have I left any. Granted, there are gonna be those that are just too difficult to resolve that will result in negative feedback. My point is this, Take the time to help out a fellow RC Enthusiast. We are all in this to have FUN! Try to work things out. And remember, leave feedback. It helps the other members to make a sound decision in their future purchase/sales.
01-18-2013, 04:59 AM
#4
During the time I have been on RC Tech, I would say that a good amount of people here dont bother to take the time to leave a trader rating for someone that they had a transaction with. Leaving feedback for a fellow member is what helps to establish whether they are going to be a reputable seller/buyer. Most of what I have noticed is alot here dont bother to leave the positive feedback but are sure quick to leave the negative and bash anothers selling/buying ettiqutte. I myself have had a few crappy transactions, however I took the time to reconcile any differences with the seller/buyer resulting in positive feedback all the way around. Knock on wood, I have no negative feedback nor have I left any. Granted, there are gonna be those that are just too difficult to resolve that will result in negative feedback. My point is this, Take the time to help out a fellow RC Enthusiast. We are all in this to have FUN! Try to work things out. And remember, leave feedback. It helps the other members to make a sound decision in their future purchase/sales.
01-18-2013, 06:32 AM
#5
Thank you! It has always been a pleasure doing business with you as well. I myself would have alot more feedback. Feedback is an important and vital tool in establishing a business reputation. There are benefits to receiving feedback. The more positive you get, the more business you get. Our friend Ebay uses feedback. As a seller, you actually get fee discounts for the more positive feedback you have as well as shipping & handling times and costs, and the amount of transactions you have. Its obvious, the more positive feedback one has, the more business he will get and the less hesitant buyers are to purchase from him.
01-19-2013, 08:12 PM
#6
Let me first say I'm in total agreement . Trader rating means just about everything. I am finding this out first hand . As a general rule people with more feedback usually know how to handle situations that can up during a buy/sell/trade. They also usually know how to communicate with the buyer/seller/trader and do it in a timely manner.
01-20-2013, 08:13 AM
#7
I agree, I would have more feedback on here esp as a seller. I generally don't leave feedback as a seller until I know the buyer has the item and is happy.
On a side note. I sold a guy here a motor on dec 19, 2012, and I got a pm saying that the rotor had separated from the shaft. I know it wasn't like that when I sold it to him....what should I do?
On a side note. I sold a guy here a motor on dec 19, 2012, and I got a pm saying that the rotor had separated from the shaft. I know it wasn't like that when I sold it to him....what should I do?
01-20-2013, 11:30 AM
#8
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I agree, I would have more feedback on here esp as a seller. I generally don't leave feedback as a seller until I know the buyer has the item and is happy.
On a side note. I sold a guy here a motor on dec 19, 2012, and I got a pm saying that the rotor had separated from the shaft. I know it wasn't like that when I sold it to him....what should I do?
On a side note. I sold a guy here a motor on dec 19, 2012, and I got a pm saying that the rotor had separated from the shaft. I know it wasn't like that when I sold it to him....what should I do?
01-20-2013, 12:22 PM
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You sold it to him a month ago, so how long has he actually had it? Let's say 3 weeks? There's no way to know what he did with it in that time. Even if he did nothing wrong with it and it simply failed. (I've had one or two rotors separate, it happens) If it tested fine when he got it and now it failed that's not your problem IMO.
01-20-2013, 12:57 PM
#11
You sold it to him a month ago, so how long has he actually had it? Let's say 3 weeks? There's no way to know what he did with it in that time. Even if he did nothing wrong with it and it simply failed. (I've had one or two rotors separate, it happens) If it tested fine when he got it and now it failed that's not your problem IMO.
If he bench tested it and it ran fine. Great. He goes out and runs it one time it still works. Great.
A month later he pm's you "hey the rotor is toast". Call manufacturer.
01-20-2013, 01:56 PM
#13
When I sell something I only garranty it not to be DOA. So after a week at most after the delivery confirmation, I'm done. Especially on RC and electronic items.
01-20-2013, 04:41 PM
#15
Let me first say I'm in total agreement . Trader rating means just about everything. I am finding this out first hand . As a general rule people with more feedback usually know how to handle situations that can up during a buy/sell/trade. They also usually know how to communicate with the buyer/seller/trader and do it in a timely manner.