I wouldn't even consider feedback until after I received the item. Also, what does her handling state in the listing? I think I am a lot more lax on delivery time than others; if I am in a hurry, I buy local. If I get what I paid for, I am happy.
Keep in mind that she did seem to take her time previously, so it isn't really a surprise this time. lol
If nothing else, you can forego feedback altogether.
I totally agree with Carpsmom, I wouldn't consider leaving feedback until the item has arrived..........Lol, things could get worse and you'll have far more to sayor you may be delighted
There will also be an estimated delivery date shown, if it arrives before this date it doesn't matter how long it took her to post - it's arrived in the specified time. If it arrives late that's different but depends how you feel when it arrives. It's also an included question in feedback now "did the item arrive on time?" If sellers get too many negative responses they are penalised
I quite often revise my BIN listings when I go on holiday to state I'll despatch in 15 days and adjust it the nearer I get to coming home. If I've got a good promotion on sellers fees that I don't want to lose it's the easiest way to adjust. I'm a private seller and as such I can't just add a "seller away/shop closed" as business sellers can which always bugs me.......mind you I'd be polite and helpful about the delivery time and email them to confirm I was away and would be despatching when I got home![]()
I would wait until the bag arrives. If you paid for expedited shipping, and didn't get that service, that's wrong. I would not just ignore such lackadaisical attitude from a seller of luxury brand items. Her excuse in the previous transaction, "Sorry, busy" is borderline rudeness. I'd probably leave neutral feedback and explain my reasons.
Beware. Ebay will still ding the seller (which she can see in her dashboard) if the item isn't shipped within her stated handling time. And even if she printed the label, they'll ding if tracking doesn't show up within the timeframe. The estimated delivery date is based on the generation of the label PLUS tracking so it can conceivably indicate what appears to be acceptable but when taken into account with the handling time will still be a defect.
As others have mentioned, wait to see what you get before doing anything. You have plenty of time (60-90 days) to leave feedback.
Thank you for the advice. I'll definitely wait till delivery to consider feedback. It will arrive later than the seller stated. Usually when something is delivered it is not a problem and honestly I do not normally check tracking or pay attention...... but this time I did pay a lot extra for a quick ship (Approx $160 ) and was told another carrier than what she ended up using. She used FedEx.......and picked the slowest option available so a ding on shipping is definitely a consideration - I didn't get what I paid for. I also thought her reply was lackluster.