Ya most people will see oh this guy have 50 positive feedback and buy not even thinking twice but it's all purely buying. The only way to really tell is by the power sellers.
Ya most people will see oh this guy have 50 positive feedback and buy not even thinking twice but it's all purely buying. The only way to really tell is by the power sellers.
I agree for the most part (what "power sellers" means outside of ebay could be debated). it goes both ways. I've mostly bought here on NA. While I think I'm awesome with sales and the subsequent shipping, it's not something I do all the time. My feedback shouldn't be interpreted blindly, although I consider myself a trustworthy person. Can the same be said for all NA users? no... and that's why we happen to have a Hall of Shame (and awesome mods!)
EDIT: and to further my original point, I had a transaction with Paul (admin) and he accidently left me feedback like I was the buyer (rather than the seller). So if a potential buyer of my wares was looking at my feedback, that was one less seller-positive if the buyer was also trying to derive context.
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Originally posted by: gnomesruletheearth
Ya most people will see oh this guy have 50 positive feedback and buy not even thinking twice but it's all purely buying. The only way to really tell is by the power sellers.
I agree for the most part (what "power sellers" means outside of ebay could be debated). it goes both ways. I've mostly bought here on NA. While I think I'm awesome with sales and the subsequent shipping, it's not something I do all the time. My feedback shouldn't be interpreted blindly, although I consider myself a trustworthy person. Can the same be said for all NA users? no... and that's why we happen to have a Hall of Shame (and awesome mods!)
EDIT: and to further my original point, I had a transaction with Paul (admin) and he accidently left me feedback like I was the buyer (rather than the seller). So if a potential buyer of my wares was looking at my feedback, that was one less seller-positive if the buyer was also trying to derive context.