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| FebruaryViolet |
Posted - Feb 10 2011 : 12:55:34 PM
For you girls who might work and also have an etsy shop, how long does it normally take you to answer an email from a prospective buyer or purchaser?
I've always had my emails returned within a hour's time at the most, but I sent an email yesterday and have received no response to my question, and I've already purchased the item. Also, I didn't notice, but the seller has only been on Etsy since January 21...
I wouldn't normally worry, but it's a custom order, and it's also a time sensitive one.
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| marjean |
Posted - Feb 10 2011 : 4:31:18 PM
I've found that unless I've gotten to know the seller that has low sales or no sales first from here, that I feel comfortable buying from them.
I have been disappointed once with an etsy shop that had no sales but really nice things so I bought a few items. They promised to ship and I never got my items. Thankfully, paypal now will give you back your money when you never receive the item.
So be careful who you buy from. Remember, my co-op members all do custom work for farmgirls. www.sunshinefarmgirlcoop.com And, we can make just about anyting. So if you don't see what you want just ask.
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