ebay feedback

On Jun 4, 7:08*am, "Mr. Jaggers" lugburzman[at]yahoo[dot]com wrote:

On the other hand, a seller can employ "damnation by faint praise" and if
enough of them do that, another observant seller will be able to detect
that.

Even granting that eBay wouldn't remove said feedback as being
contrary to their policy, how many sellers actually check the feedback
of their buyers anyway? Since most serious buyers snipe at the last
possible second, it's probably a moot point.

So, my assessment is that leaving feedback for buyers is pointless but
harmless, just another quirk of human nature.

IMO a feedback given to a buyer is just a polite "thank you" and
generally engenders good feeling toward the seller.
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So, my assessment is that leaving feedback for buyers is pointless but
harmless, just another quirk of human nature.

James


As an E-bay buyer only, I can tell you that a pleasant experience,
including feedback, is much more likely to cause me to be a repeat
customer. It's the same with real bricks and mortar businesses: if I'm
treated decently, I'll come back. If the merchant is rude or indifferent,
I'll go elsewhere.

I think that's a good way to look at it.

James

On Jun 6, 12:24*am, "The Mystic" wrote:
If the merchant is rude or indifferent, I'll go elsewhere.

Same thing with sellers. *Since eBay is increasingly rude and indifferent
toward them, they appear to be going elsewhere.

Really?
I haven't noticed a any dropoff in offerings of Canadian coins.

If the merchant is rude or indifferent, I'll go elsewhere.

Same thing with sellers. Since eBay is increasingly rude and indifferent
toward them, they appear to be going elsewhere.