Now, for the fun part—writing great feedback without the drama. Keep it short and sweet. “Great seller, item as described, would buy again!” That’s it. You’re done. Go eat a snack.
If you’re really happy, add a specific detail. “Love the color! Packed with love.” It makes the seller’s day and might earn you a discount code in the future. Yes, that’s a thing.
And if you’re less than thrilled? Please, for the love of all that is holy, message the seller first. Most problems are just misunderstandings or a slow mailman. Give them a chance to fix it.
The Art of the “Bad but Fair” Feedback
Sometimes you have to leave negative feedback. It’s like a necessary evil, like taxes or writing thank-you notes after your birthday. Keep it calm and factual.
Ebay Buyer Feedback Examples at Jerry Cook blog
Example: “Item arrived damaged. Seller was unresponsive.” That’s clear, professional, and won’t make you look like a crazed llama. Plus, other buyers will appreciate the honesty.
Avoid adding capslock or emojis that scream “I’m about to flip a table.” Save that energy for your personal journal. Or a good cardio workout.
