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August 13, 2011 14:17

Sorry, mistake.

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August 13, 2011 14:20

The solution that Boekenmagazijn shows is suitable for the buyer, but not for the problem of being able to offer unsorted by you outlined.

If every print is in the catalog (as with De poenschepper) the problem for the seller is marginal. Just look up the right pressure and place an offer. Perhaps a little more work with comics (compare backsides) than with books (where the pressure is mentioned), but not insurmountable.

When only the 1st and 12th edition are in the catalog (as with Lars Kepler) and the seller wants to offer a 2nd to 11th edition, it will indeed be a lot more work if each edition still has to be entered.

Offering completely unsorted doesn't seem like a good option for a site that basically wants to be a catalog. The question is how to keep the tension between the "precise" and the "flexible" as small as possible.

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Offering completely unsorted does not seem like a good option for a site that basically wants to be a catalog.

A possible solution is to make an item visible in a shop but not in the catalog. For example: The Poison Creator. I choose a random album from there and Catawiki asks: do you want to sell this as a general reprint? I select yes and then I get a field with only a scan of the front. The additional information is then limited to only the important data, for example: Title / album series / language / no. in album series .. etc. This would not get in anyone's way, or am I wrong? This is obviously a sales tool. Maybe Catawiki itself has an opinion about it? I also don't know how wide the need is among salespeople.

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September 10, 2011 15:37

placed an order on 27/08/2011 with a question no answer

on 31 08 2011 one more question no answer

on 3 09 2011 one more question still no answer

what can I do now

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September 11, 2011 22:15

3 things

1 rene email

2 give red feedback

3 order elsewhere

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September 12, 2011 11:25

@brekertje, send me a message indeed.

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What to do as a seller in the event:

1. you send an Item to the buyer, but do not receive payment and do not receive a response to mails

2. Orders are placed, but no payment is made or no response to emails received

In short, does Catwiki take action against malicious buyers?

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October 01, 2011 15:03

If a buyer is demonstrably fraudulent, we will block his username if he had registered.

In general, it is advisable to have a buyer pay first and only then send the order. Although I know some great sellers who always have confidence in their customers and ship right away. That almost always turns out to go well in practice. But it is a risk of course.

We will soon automatically "remind" both buyers and sellers via e-mail if there is no response from either side when an order has been placed. Sometimes it can happen that someone misses an e-mail and that chances are smaller.

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@Rene

In general, it is advisable to have a buyer pay first and only then send the order. Although I know some great sellers who always have confidence in their customers and ship right away. That almost always turns out to go well in practice. But it is a risk of course.

Your advice now places the risk entirely with the buyer ...
Unless you want to advise me, as a buyer, that it is more advisable to pay first and then wait and see if you will indeed receive the ordered items in the promised condition (:-)
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@ Rik, I get your point, but it doesn't always work. As a buyer you can see in advance what feedback a seller has, how long he has been active, how many orders he has already processed, whether the seller has a physical store, whether it is a PRO seller of which we know the Chamber of Commerce number and address, etc. Buyers can protect themselves more in this way. Sellers have that option less. In addition, a seller is always a Catawiki user that we can block if necessary. Buyers can also not be registered, which means that we have fewer opportunities to intervene if necessary

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I personally offer mainly my double pins with sales, these pins are almost all scanned to the originality of the pins that I offer.

what you see is what you get.

best regards from hanened.

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November 03, 2011 09:57

Commendable, although it seems to me that at your prices the work is disproportionate to the proceeds.

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it is a hobby for me, which I have a lot of fun with.

greetings from hanened.

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November 04, 2011 23:54

This one is such a lovely and heartfelt response. You must frame these!

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December 12, 2011 17:19

@rene

don't put things in your rules that you can't control anyway !!

such as points 2 and 3

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December 13, 2011 11:29

From the sales rules as mentioned in this forum:

2. Condition must be right.
The chosen condition must match the item offered by the seller. It is not allowed to choose a condition that is better than the actual condition of the item. Please rate the object fairly.

3. Own images must be correct.
If your own image is added - something that we and potential buyers very much welcome - then the image must really be of the item on offer.

I think these are very normal rules. If the seller offers an item that is not in the condition as stated, then I believe that a buyer is entitled to request a refund. After all, it is a scam.

And I also find point 3 very logical. I'm also not going to post a picture of a table if I want to sell a chair. I only have myself with that, because I get disappointed buyers and the buyers who want my seat don't respond. Furthermore, your own image always provides more clarity than a general image from the Catalog.

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@disneymeentwijc

you misunderstand me. I don't want to detract from the regulations themselves. They make more than sense. But I think it is unfair to correct salespeople on the basis of a system that is difficult to interpret. In addition, regulations remain a dead letter unless an adequate and conclusive system is developed that can proactively detect violations of these rules. A sufficient, systematic check is simply impossible and the check consists of a buyer who dares to complain about the mis- or incorrect use of a state qualification of the album.

Firstly, there is no more or less conclusive system (free objective) on which the buyer or seller can rely to determine the condition of the album. There are various appraisal systems (points system) available, choose one and quantify the damage sustained according to the chosen appraisal system. This offers the advantage that buyers and sellers have a uniform system, this is a first step to reduce discussions about the condition of albums. A certain grip offers more guarantees for the buyer as a seller. Then gradually try to refine and improve the system. Now a system is chosen for a qualitative (not very telling and quite subjectively interpretable) description of the condition of the album in the form of a categorization of new condition, near mint condition, ...

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December 14, 2011 01:44

What's so difficult to set up a shop and sell items through CataWiki?

If you need help, it may help you here as well (the Help link at the bottom). In my opinion, it explains very clearly how to put an item up for sale. You can of course also ask questions and look up instructions in this forum of CataWiki.

I also don't think we're correcting salespeople, just showing them how to do it and helping them to sell better.

The CataWIki system is based on administrators and users commenting on items that are misdescribed or reported on a wrong sale here in the forum.

Furthermore, that CataWiki system is not completely without rules, because otherwise people can simply offer items and lie about them. I mentioned that before. As for the condition of items, there are rules for that and also many diverse discussions in the forum section.

And private individuals must also be able to offer items for sale. After all, the CataWiki system was created for collectors. It must also be accessible to people who use it and the conditioning is new condition, almost new condition, etc. a very clear description. Good photos also help a lot with this .

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When a member of this site puts something in his or her search list and a seller / provider responds to this call. Is the searcher "obliged" to respond?

If the "searcher" does not respond to the provider, the search list will be "deleted"?

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@ELPEE, if all goes well the seller will not respond (because he cannot see your search list) but a match will be made automatically. If you are alerted that something from your wish list comes up for sale, you are not obliged to respond. If you do not respond, your search list will of course remain the same.

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January 09, 2012 21:00

Dear,

Have a few more nice comics here that I would like to put up for auction?

How do I do this?

Mvg

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what if the seller still defaults after 30 days.grt 88

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April 12, 2012 11:47

have you already called and / or emailed you?

if you already transferred the money and there is no response at all

you can always file a report give red feedback

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@ 88heart88, I have also emailed the seller in question and, as a precaution, temporarily closed his shop until a satisfactory answer is received. Very annoying that it works like this.

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April 12, 2012 11:58

ah hello everyone, yes, it is a bit unfortunate it has been a long time waiting for two weeks, but yes maybe there will be some progress now. is money what he puts in his pocket, like this, but will I already give feedback or wait the 30 days.

mvg 88

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