winglessicarus
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Hey guys,
As some of you may know I was in the area during the marathon bombing last week. As I had some aquabid winnings during that time I requested a delay in shipment to those who I could pay by Paypal. One of my auctions was done through a money order.
I have been in contact with all of my sellers, especially the one I had yet to pay about the situation. I could not have made it any clearer that due to circumstances I had trouble getting the money order out to them. They have since begun sending me very demanding e-mails, saying things such as "give me positive feedback" for the wait before I even received my product. Demanding that I overnight the money order because during the lockdown CVS was closed and I was unable to get it in a timely manner.
I was sent an e-mail that said "Mail arrived your money order didn't, where is it?" To which I replied this afternoon that it was in the mail, on the way. Tonight I received a message from Aquabid that this seller is filing a claim against me due to lack of payment.
Hopefully it's not out of line for me to bring this subject here, but I'm really curious considering the circumstances what any of you would do given the situation? A terrorist attack is not exactly something that can be faked, I sent mass e-mails to all of my sellers, explaining the situation and only had trouble with this one.
Being brand new to aquabid I do not want negative feedback because of a situation out of my control, and this person is being completely unreasonable about the circumstances. Aside from sending a counter complaint I am not sure what to do, and I don't know that doing so is a good idea.
As some of you may know I was in the area during the marathon bombing last week. As I had some aquabid winnings during that time I requested a delay in shipment to those who I could pay by Paypal. One of my auctions was done through a money order.
I have been in contact with all of my sellers, especially the one I had yet to pay about the situation. I could not have made it any clearer that due to circumstances I had trouble getting the money order out to them. They have since begun sending me very demanding e-mails, saying things such as "give me positive feedback" for the wait before I even received my product. Demanding that I overnight the money order because during the lockdown CVS was closed and I was unable to get it in a timely manner.
I was sent an e-mail that said "Mail arrived your money order didn't, where is it?" To which I replied this afternoon that it was in the mail, on the way. Tonight I received a message from Aquabid that this seller is filing a claim against me due to lack of payment.
Hopefully it's not out of line for me to bring this subject here, but I'm really curious considering the circumstances what any of you would do given the situation? A terrorist attack is not exactly something that can be faked, I sent mass e-mails to all of my sellers, explaining the situation and only had trouble with this one.
Being brand new to aquabid I do not want negative feedback because of a situation out of my control, and this person is being completely unreasonable about the circumstances. Aside from sending a counter complaint I am not sure what to do, and I don't know that doing so is a good idea.