[FS: General] Panasonic HVX200a on eBay

It might be good to better orchestrate the sale to explain the one negative feedback issue.

That may be affecting on the sale will go.

Again, I'm just trying to help.
 
-HVX200a (300 HOURS)
-16 GB P2 Card
-6HR Battery
-4HR Battery
-2HR Battery
- porta brace case
-All original Accessories
 
The first thing I look at on eBay is the feedback for the seller.

If there is negative feedback, I look for an explanation from the seller that caused the problem.

This is especially true for high priced items.

All I am suggesting is that you explain any negative feedback you have received.

That may help with your sale
 
David S. said:
The first thing I look at on eBay is the feedback for the seller.

If there is negative feedback, I look for an explanation from the seller that caused the problem.

This is especially true for high priced items.

All I am suggesting is that you explain any negative feedback you have received.

That may help with your sale
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the product is in perfect working condition. it has 300 hours. I don't know what happen that I received negative feedback. My product is ready to ship for 2850.00 dollars. I don't want the HVX200a anymore.
 
subtleinspiration said:
Can you explain the problem with the Red Rock M2 that you have the negative feedback on?
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sure can I bought it off the forum from a kid & I didn't know how to use it so I sold it on ebay to someone in florida and they didn't like it so they returned it and I sold it to another guy off the forum and he loved it. There was really no problem - he got his money back for not liking the product. He being a d*ck about it. All my other sales went through properly.
 
Then respond to his negative feedback so potential purchasers know what occurred, or contact eBay to arrange a change to that feedback.

On eBay, reputation is everything, and negative feedback about high priced items without any response is tough to overcome.
 
David S. said:
Then respond to his negative feedback so potential purchasers know what occurred, or contact eBay to arrange a change to that feedback.

On eBay, reputation is everything, and negative feedback about high priced items without any response is tough to overcome.
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look at majority of my feedback. its all green. I just explained the problem about redrock it went threw fine. My ebay account is under my dads name. How else can I changed it?
 
after the redrock warning - 4 days after I sold a perfect working macbook pro. which is green feedback. I have a nice camera ready to ship because I dont want to use it anymore. I got a Canon T2i.
 
My last comment, and again, I'm not arguing with you; I'm trying to explain why you may not be getting any bids.

Unanswered negative feedback on high priced items for sellers that have very few feedback really hurts sales.

I would suggest learning to use the tools at eBay to address this.
 
David S. said:
My last comment, and again, I'm not arguing with you; I'm trying to explain why you may not be getting any bids.

Unanswered negative feedback on high priced items for sellers that have very few feedback really hurts sales.

I would suggest learning to use the tools at eBay to address this.
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I did explain the situation.
 
have you checked for dead pixels? (iris open, lens cap on, high gain..check monitor after 30 minutes)
 
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I have upgraded to a Canon T2i so I am not in need of the HVX200a. Its in perfect conditon with 300 hours on the camera.
 
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