Feedback might express different things, but saying thanks for the
money (prompt payment etc...) is quite fine by me.
The things I really hate are the ghastly oBoy "forms" that people send;
they're impersonal and abrupt to the point of being rude. I mean the
invoices etc ... They are obviously intended to make it easy for people
to communicate - those who cannot put an email together - but they
introduce almost immediate antipathy in me on receipt.
Chris
On 28 Mar 2005, at 01:55, Walt Wayman wrote:
> I've had sellers a couple of times leave feedback for me as soon as
> they received payment, but that's been the exception rather than the
> rule. Always seems to me like they're saying they're just glad they
> got my money, whether I'm happy about the deal or not, like that's the
> end of it. I think the onus is on the seller to express satisfaction,
> then for the seller to respond. For the seller to do so first strikes
> me almost as a pre-emptive effort to coerce or intimidate the buyer
> into responding in kind, to be a nice guy too and not bitch about the
> missing lens cap or the cleaning marks or the bent ****ing prong on
> the prism finder.
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