seems like I got that can of worms out of the cupboard again.
As a buyer, my part is to promptly pay for the item from an account with funds, once I have done so, the seller should be happy with that and leave the correct feedback, I will also leave feedback once I have received the item, and depending on how the seller has been, time in posting, quality of goods etc, will be reflected in the feedback left against them.
As a seller, you must list the item acurately, be accurate in your shipping costs and reasonably with your postage times. So if I buy an item on a Tuesday, and paid for special delivery, I would expect them item on a Wednesday, latest Thursday. If the buyer tells me they only post every other day, then I accept tht, confirm the day of posting etc etc.
What has happened on my part was the correct usage of the feedback system on my part and incorrect on the sellers part.
I don't have problem with not having instant feedback as a buyer, but when the seller uses the system to leverage a buyer to withdraw the negative feedback by doing so themselves is just so wrong, and might s well not even bother with it at all.
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