Contrary to what has already been posted, I would say that a negative feedback DOES hurt the seller. Most, if not all potential buyers will look through the feedback of a seller. They look at the NEGATIVES - not the positives. I certainly do. Negatives tell me more about the seller than the rest of the feedback. It tells me how that seller handled a problem or misunderstanding.
Example: I recently bought a set of valves for an engine that I was repairing. Lack of maintenance caused the timing belt to break, and it bent all of the valves. While doing the valve job, I saw that a couple of the intake valves were way out of concentric and would not true up on my facing grinder. I notified the seller of the problem (rather than posting negative feedback) and he sent me replacement valves at his own expense. I came out of the deal very satisfied. He had a problem, and he made it right. I posted a good positive feedback for him.
In your case, the seller most likely did not intentionally cause a problem. Most probably had TWO buyers for the same item close enough together to cause one of the buyers to get their transaction cancelled. So, I suggest that you do the good Christian thing, and forgive and forget. Damaging him with bad feedback is simply an unkind act.
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