How to Leave eBay Feedback
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5 Jul 2009You can click a tab to view All Feedback Received, just those comments From Buyers or From Sellers, or comments that this user Left for Others.
You can leave feedback from any item listing page; just click the Leave Feedback link. When you see the Leave Feedback page, you can choose to leave Positive, Negative, or Neutral feedback, along with a brief comment (80 characters maximum).
Make sure your feedback is accurate before you click the Leave Feedback button; you can’t change your comments after they’ve been registered.
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1 Response to How to Leave eBay Feedback
Rebecca Safirstein
July 29th, 2010 at 4:07 pm
BEWARE OF FUJITSU COMPUTER STORE:…!!!!!On 7/14/10 I bought a Lifebook MJ2011, and they charged me Sales tax of California $22.68 and I live in Florida , there is not any place in the bid announcing the extra Sales Tax. I requested the return of such amount and they mentioned that it is customary for them to charge Sales Tax even if you live in another state in the U.S.A. Also According literature I have read that those equipments are made in Germany (by Siemens) ,or Japan . But it was not stated in the spec’s that this particular NoteBook was made in CHINA. It has been a misleading description of this computer.