I’ve contacted the seller (and Bonanza) numerous times regarding an order that I have yet to receive and have received no response from the seller or Bonanza. Is there any type of vetting process that takes place on Bonanza merchants?
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jondarp Reputation: 10 |
Hi jondarp. Sorry you have not received your order. It looks like you have opened up a dispute in our Order Resolution Center which will guide you the rest of the way.
Bonanza has many requirements and most sellers are personally reviewed by a human before they can post items for sale. Hard to comment on why your order has not arrived but we do hope that you receive your order soon.
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bonanzamark Reputation: 1539 See bonanzamark's booth |
I don’t think so that there is any vetting type for the users if they want to contact the merchant. You can check [URL removed] to learn more new writing ways to completer their work. Because this is the universal rule that the users can ask the merchants directly. By the way, i did not try this but this is my opinion.
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Bruce_E12 Reputation: 12 |
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LeeHamilton Reputation: 12 |
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