| Redisplay Messages: Compact | Brief | All | Full Show Messages: All | Without Replies| Author: | ck.brick.lego  | | Posted: | Jan 8, 2022 10:49 | | Subject: | 100% Priase ruined by a new member | | Viewed: | 343 times | | Topic: | Feedback | |
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| My store used to have a track record of 100% praise.
But recently a new member ordered and requested to cancel after that, for which
he left a neutral feedback. The comment itself is neutral, just a word "thank
you". But it ruins the 100% record, unfortunately.
Any suggestions for preventing things like this?
My thought is to deny any cancellation request--and include that in the store
terms.
But if buyers feel they are forced to buy--sellers are putting himself to
a dangerous situation as well. Buyers may look for defects and a negative feedback
may still result.
P.S. Suggestions regarding store is also welcomed. I am looking for that to improve
as well. Thank you in advance.
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| Author: | quentin61 | | Posted: | Jan 7, 2022 12:17 | | Subject: | Leaving feedback | | Viewed: | 111 times | | Topic: | Feedback | |
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| | How doI leave feedback? |
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| Author: | Limunar22 | | Posted: | Jan 1, 2022 22:55 | | Subject: | Building Techniques - Pieces 4070 and 4085a | | Viewed: | 132 times | | Topic: | Feedback | |
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| Hello Bricklink Community !
I have a technical question regarding certain building techniques that I am unfamiliar
with, and I was wondering if someone could please help me out.
The instructions to a SW Tie Defender MOC tell me to insert a 1 x 1 plate with
thin O clip into the back of a 1 x 1 modified headlight brick (parts 4085a and
4070, respectively). I have a screenshot of the steps attached below.
I personally have never thought to use this technique, but the idea is amazing.
It lowers the top of the clip half a plate thickness relative to the top of the
headlight brick, which can yield greater detail and greater precision in elevation.
However, when I found the pieces in my own collection and replicated the build,
the clip did not initially fit into the back of the headlight. I had to flex
the clips uncomfortably far to fit them into the headlight and once inside, they
remained flexed. The possible internal stresses on the part worry me greatly
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Does anyone have any experience with this technique? If so, what are your thoughts
on it? Is there a better alternative I can experiment with?
All your help is greatly appreciated, thank you !
Limunar22
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| Author: | NedsBrickShop | | Posted: | Dec 29, 2021 11:45 | | Subject: | Is rudeness grounds for negative feedback? | | Viewed: | 248 times | | Topic: | Feedback | |
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| I've had a poor experience with a seller, where he argued with me about discrepant
parts I received, refunded me for the discrepant parts only after I pushed for
it, then told me to "Please never order from [his] store ever again."
Would you leave negative feedback based on the interaction? Or just move on since
you got the refund?
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| Author: | SezaR | | Posted: | Dec 28, 2021 19:11 | | Subject: | 111+777=888 FBs! | | Viewed: | 108 times | | Topic: | Feedback | |
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| Right now, I have got
111 positive feedbacks as buyer
777=7*111 positive feedbacks as seller
Total:
888= 8*111 positive feedback
This is a particular moment I do not want to receive any feedback for a while!
P.S Fun fact:
i) 111=3*37
ii) 111 + 777 = 1*111 + 7*111= (1+7) * 111 = 8 * 111 (so not entirely a coincidence
that 888 is also combined of one single digit "8")
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