Hi, you could either list them all as I auction for the whole lot, or yes you can list with multiple quantities so the buyer can choose how many they want
Thanks
Hi S Thanks for the reminder re blacklisting. I did think about that but got distracted with thinking about the email. I'll do that right now. I like your suggested response too - so thank you for that. I will take bits from both yours and Callum's suggestions.
Haha - actually I really like your first response, with an added note that threatenning negative feedback and a report isnt going to make NZ post deliver it any quicker... But ... your second response sounds perfect, thank you for the excellently worded reply.
I sold an item, the buyer paid immediately evening Monday 9/2 and I send the next day 10/2 and advised the buyer. Buyer selected the cheaper non tracked option. As of yesterday (technically 5 postage days) it hasn't arrived. Yesterday I received this email from the buyer: "Hello there A heads up, i post negative feedback and report if items take longer than 10days i don't wait around. So 2days to go" I couldnt have sent it any quicker than I did, so clearly the "delay" is due to NZ posts time delays. How would you respond to this?
Howold - I guess you have more knowledge on this subject than the trademe lawyers and the Commerce Commission. Maybe take a case against them if you think you have a strong case against what they are doing. I know a lot of sellers (both intrade and casual) will thank you for it
If you dont like the treatment or terms, simply dont use them - noone is forcing you to be part of the "relationship". A business can set whatever terms they like so long as they dont contravene any laws
Also note that the forced use of PING is only from 12–22 February, and only in the Home & Living and Clothing & Fashion categories
The original post was for advice on finding old unsold listings - Im giving them advice on their question. They (not you) can decided if they want to take the advice and find it more efficient than writing a new one. Why are you gatekeeping the advice?