As a buyer, do you expect a packing slip with the item?

It has been requested again and again. But once again, your eBay ID please?

A deceitful coward then? Doesn't it strike you as interesting that your opinions get not one single + vote, but lots and lots of red? Doesn't the slightest glimmer of doubt enter that head of yours? Please give me your eBay user ID so I never have to deal with you.

yesidonoitall said:   As a seller, why do you insist on not including a very well needed part of the sale.
Perhaps we should not buy from you.

You are not part of a "we". The "we" clearly disagrees with you.

Anyhow, now is the time to man up and give your user id for eBay. It's psyches like yours that, when they go unchecked, become tyrants. The first step, on the internet, is to confirm your identity. Then insure you have no power. When everyone around you is saying you're wrong, and that you have a disproportionately negative effect on others, and you do not hear them, it's time to visit a psychologist. Your FW user name is quite telling. I'd be inclined to think you're joking, and pulling some sort of Stephen Colbert farce. But the sad truth is, I think you're serious.

Klingsor said:   yesidonoitall said:   As a seller, why do you insist on not including a very well needed part of the sale.
Perhaps we should not buy from you.

You are not part of a "we". The "we" clearly disagrees with you.

Anyhow, now is the time to man up and give your user id for eBay. It's psyches like yours that, when they go unchecked, become tyrants. The first step, on the internet, is to confirm your identity. Then insure you have no power. When everyone around you is saying you're wrong, and that you have a disproportionately negative effect on others, and you do not hear them, it's time to visit a psychologist. Your FW user name is quite telling. I'd be inclined to think you're joking, and pulling some sort of Stephen Colbert farce. But the sad truth is, I think you're serious.

RE:
You are not part of a "we"

And you "WE" know your eBay worth and time will crumble those not worth it.

devilboy215 said:   Let me get this straight, you don't know who the seller is because you didn't get a packing slip. So you don't know who to leave bad feedback for. Yet that doesn't stop you from leaving feedback.

BTW, I have added "amfprior" to my favorite sellers so I can buy something from you and leave you bad feedback when you send me something not in the purple box that I requested.

Ah, you did not read what I wrote earlier when asked why I need a packing slip....

Here it is
I sit here with 10 or so deliveries a day and just 2 or 3 slips,
impossible to decipher who sent what.
Nor should I have to

Do you get it now?

st0ney71 said:   And hence his question "How do you know who to leave negative feedback for?"

They all get it, duh.

Shop Airlines always requests a packing slip after they purchase item.. they want you to go to their website and enter details about the shipment and want the seller to write the eBay item # somewhere on the package... I do it all, except for the packing slip.. printer ink is not cheap my friend, and I'm eco-friendly and won't waste paper when e-commerce allows for emailed packing slips..

Funny thing is that we used to ship out packing slip in the boxes, because we have to print out packing slips for the workers to pack the boxes. We actually put a coupon at the bottom so customers could get discount for repeated purchase. We did this for over 3 years and we got maybe 2 people who actually used that coupon code, and we had many repeated customers. And since no one actually looked at the packing slip, we finally decided to stop shipping out the slips and just cross out the first side and reuse the paper to print packing slip on the other side. So far we have no compliant and we probably saved a few trees

I bought from eBay quite often too for the business and personal use and I rarely see any packing slips. And when I do, I don't even open them up. I think OP's case is rare. Most people do not order the same items from different sellers at the same time.

yesidonoitall said:   yesidonoitall said:   pieTime said:   Shop Airlines always requests a packing slip after they purchase item.. they want you to go to their website and enter details about the shipment and want the seller to write the eBay item # somewhere on the package... I do it all, except for the packing slip.. printer ink is not cheap my friend, and I'm eco-friendly and won't waste paper when e-commerce allows for emailed packing slips..

For me, what would an eMail packing slip do.......
I sit here with 10 boxes of all the same item.
Who sent what?

What is the cost of ink for one packing slip?
What is the cost for 1 piece of paper?


I am one of the best sellers on eBay,
buyers get same day or nest day shipment, all get a packing slip.......
that's not what at least three of your customers think. there are tens of thousands of sellers who wouldn't sell used laptops as new and especially wouldn't take a negative or neutral feedback over $20-$30. apparently none of your buyers were kind enough to thank you for including packing slips, either.