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Part 1:
eBay Feedback Explained:
Every eBay member has a feedback profile. It includes a
rating number in parentheses, as well as comments from other members you've
bought from and sold to. For example: Skippy (125) means that the eBay
member with the User ID Skippy has received positive feedback from at least 125
other eBay members. How
it works:
The feedback rating system is easy. You receive:
- +1 point for each positive comment
- 0 points for each neutral comment
- -1 point for each negative comment
- A star icon
for 10 or more comments. The colour of the star tells you how many comments
the member has received. More about this below.
In the Feedback rating system members receive:
- +1 point for each positive comment
- 0 points for each neutral comment
- -1 point for each negative comment
What does a buyer's feedback tell me? A buyer's feedback can tell you many important things. The following are just a few examples:
- How quickly a buyer paid for his or her item after buying an item
- How the buyer worked with the seller to resolve any issues that arose after a sale
- Whether the buyer abided by the seller's instructions regarding such things as accepted payment methods and who can bid.
When should I view or leave feedback? In general, there are two instances:
- Always check your buyer's feedback. The Feedback Profile can answer many questions about how a person does business.
- Always leave feedback for you buyer after you complete a transaction. Your comments help other sellers and keep eBay a safe place to trade.
The Star Chart Explained:
Stars are awarded for achieving a particular Feedback Profile. This is what they stand for:
- A "Yellow Star" (
)
represents a Feedback Profile of 10 to 49.
- A "Blue Star" (
)
represents a Feedback Profile of 50 to 99.
- A "Turquoise Star" (
)
represents a Feedback Profile of 100 to 499.
- A "Purple Star" (
)
represents a Feedback Profile of 500 to 999.
- A "Red Star" (
)
represents a Feedback Profile of 1,000 to 4,999.
- A "Green Star" (
)
represents a Feedback Profile of 5,000 to 9,999.
- A "Yellow Shooting Star" (
)
represents a Feedback Profile of 10,000 to 24,999.
- A "Turquoise Shooting Star" (
)
represents a Feedback Profile of 25,000 to 49,999.
- A "Purple Shooting Star" (
)
represents a Feedback Profile of 50,000 to 99,999.
- A "Red Shooting Star" (
)
represents a Feedback Profile of 100,000 or higher.
Part 2:
Magic Word Jump
Starter:
The words that appear below have been
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your headlines / sales copy and watch your conversation, and profit ratio
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