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> Ugh, eBay. Still hasn't solved ~10 % of buyers blatantly abusing "buyer protection" to get stuff for free. Yes they have. They’ve decided that transferring t
by CodeWriter23 5y ago
> Ugh, eBay. Still hasn't solved ~10 % of buyers blatantly abusing "buyer protection" to get stuff for free.
Yes they have. They’ve decided that transferring the expense of protecting their own reputation to their sellers is a winning business practice.
- atatatat 5y agoAre they incorrect?
- CodeWriter23 5y agoIt’s a market reality, they can employ what I consider to be abusive practices like this because enough merchants accept it as a cost of doing business. But I wouldn’t call it “incorrect” exactly. If a merchant wants to submit to that, it’s a free country (thus far).