I ordered a lot of maternity clothes. some are stained, they were advertised as all one size when they are mixed.

the stains appear to all be on ones I won't wear anyway - it's 12 shirts. I knew there were duds mixed in.

she ended up eating shipping costs. she combined two auctions I won from her and obviously miscalculated.

you leave negative feedback - she shouldn't be able to get away with that.

it listed that some had stains? If it was misleading, I'd do a neutral at least.

weirder - it was advertised as 12 shirts. there are 18. of the 18, I will keep 9.

the shirts didn't say anything about no stains. I have sold tons on eBay and would never sell stained items so didn't consider they would be

the jeans say no rips, tears when there is a very obvious stain. so she was "honest".

Would leave neutral feedback then - and say she neglected to mention the stains.

after making a final tally, i'm not disappointed. I spent $20 plus 9 in shipping for 9 shirts and at least one or of jeans. I am hoping I

can save the other or the stain us high enough a shirt will hide it. so it was a good deal, but she still sucks.

sending add'l shirts doesn't make up for the fact that so many are stained.

I leave negative feedback, but usually give the seller a chance to make it right first.

but, I am satisfied enough. she sucks and misrepresented, but included extra that makes it reasonable... except the jeans. and I feel a

bit bad she paid out of pocket for shipping, although its her fault.

Then I would go with neutral. "Items were misrepresented although the seller did respond and tried to make up for the error."