Help,
What kind of feedback should I leave for a seller on an auction that was not
what it was described to be. I had asked during the auction a specific
question about the nature of the item and received a quick and positive
response. When the item was delivered and turned out to be something
different, an exchange of e-mails convinced me the seller didn't really know
the item (he said he was selling it for a friend). He returned my bid plus
shipping (and offered return shipping, too). At the end of the auction, when
he had received my payment, he left Positive feedback for me at ebay. I
don't think he tried to deliberately deceive (the item was in a NOS box
referencing a similar but different item, which he then described in the
auction), so my question is, what kind of feedback do I owe him? Positive
(for being so responsive and making it right), Neutral (for not making a more
informed response to my question), or Negative (for possibly making me miss a
more appropriate auction). Thank you for your opinions.
Tom Donahue
Melbourne, FL