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Not me for a start (just shy of 900). Anyone have huge feedback scores?
Just under 900 here as well, and 100%.
1018 .. . must [s]sell[/s] buy more stuff 😛
Only buy stuff so a paltry 26 and 100%
Jebus - I've been on there since 2001 and only have 400 odd. Mind you, it is my last resort for selling - would rather do it cheap via the forum.
Just under 600 and 100% here
also just under 900 at 100%
I have the lowest so far at 381.
0 and proud - must be the lowest now 😉
(assuming 0 is the default for someone registered in about 2002, but still never actually used it).
I think Charlie The Bike Monger is going to be hard to beat (17581).
4308
139.
Accrued since 2003.
31 and 100% and that's took about 7 years. I HATE ebay...
another just under 900 at 100%
I'm on 364 and 100% feedback.
I haven't used it to sell for ages but do use it to buy; particulary if it's for something unusual or not widely available through the shops.
And there was be proud of my 61 (100%)!
1580+ here. Though if the missus is reading that's only 150 things bought and sold per year since I started on eBay....
Interesting this should come up. I sold a crank to a guy nearby last week and just droppped it off to him and he asked me as I had so big feedback whether I was a dealer - is there a point when you can have too big a feedback?
Now debating whether to start up a second eBay account for the missus and start buying on there to build up fedback.
Been a member since 2003 and only managed 191 so far....
4 and 100%, but most sales happen off site. 😈
about 20 I think, been on there 10 years.
and half of that is selling women's clothing on behalf of my wife (honest guv).
and half of that is selling women's clothing on behalf of my[s] wife [/s][b]self[/b]
😉
Just hit exactly 500 at 100%
🙂
^^ yer riiiiight^^
Buying wiminz clothing for yer selfs more like .. 😆
Was the Lodders Podders transaction done on eBay? 🙂
Interesting this should come up. I sold a crank to a guy nearby last week and just droppped it off to him and he asked me as I had so big feedback whether I was a dealer - is there a point when you can have too big a feedback?
I get messages asking if I have a shop 😳
Nice to see all the 100%ers - a trustworthy lot us MTBers 😀
now 4309 and 99.9% positive
only time i get comments is when people collect
"you get through a lot of stuff don't you"
862 but losing the will to go on
993, it'd be a lot higher if I wasn't so lazy and left feedback for other people more often.
There is some Bloke in America with 2 EBay Stores (Everydaysource and Accstation) his combined feedback score is just short of 5 Million !! And 99.3% positive
Member for about 12 years.
That's 1100 per day, 7 days a week for 12 years !!!!
what are people selling to get such high scores?
do you actually make a reasonable amount of money?
100% positive, 26 ratings since... August 2001...
Got to be the lowest yearly average? (excluding non users, that's just cheating) Oh, and that is buying and selling 🙂
100%
91 since 2003
I've never sold anything and mostly only buy new stuff - just another online shop to me really
Interesting this should come up. I sold a crank to a guy nearby last week and just droppped it off to him and he asked me as I had so big feedback whether I was a dealer - is there a point when you can have too big a feedback?
Nope, but Ebay and Paypal do monitor user patterns- I went over one of their lines, for total value of sales, a while back and they decided I must be a trader and froze my account, demanding tax details etc. All quite shonkly tbh.
^^^^ bollocks, ive hit sales of £15k+ a month during a house clearout and never head anything
Aye you're right, I must have just imagined it 🙄
Why would you think a short period of high sales would trip the same switches as a long trend?
Northwind - Member
Nope, but Ebay and Paypal do monitor user patterns- I went over one of their lines, for total value of sales, a while back and they decided I must be a trader and froze my account, demanding tax details etc. All quite shonkly tbh.
+1
Happened to me when we moved house and I sold a fair amount of furniture and expensive camera gear all at once. Took a fair bit of convincing them that I wasn't a dealer / business seller.
(1200+ 100% feedback over about 8 years)
what are people selling to get such high scores?
Sometimes nothing, as with you can with Facbook Twitter et al you can buy ebay feedback for a couple of quid.
And no ebay don't always catch on. A colleague has an account as a 'top rated seller' feedback of 10k+ yet has never sold a thing.
445 and i thought that was a lot. Barely even started compared to others here.
I've got a stack of stuff to flog but can't be bothered!
Just hit 99, 100%, about 30 sales. It tells you in the sales section now that you have a limit of transactions per month and value per month (£650, can't remember number of transactions limit).
Nope, but Ebay and Paypal do monitor user patterns
^^^^ bollocks, ive hit sales of £15k+ a month during a house clearout and never head anything
Aye you're right, I must have just imagined it
Arrrghhh the anguish, how do we decide who is right? If only STW had some kind of system which rated the trusworthness of people so we could offload our responsibility to a computer.
909 at 100%. Pales into insignificance against Mrs Ratadog with 8830 at 100% ( it is an excellent and comparatively cheap source of childrens clothes, patterns, cloth and sewing materials )
what are people selling to get such high scores?
do you actually make a reasonable amount of money?
I went through a spate of buying whole bikes if they were a bargain to strip bits just to get, say the chainset. Including fees etc. I often got the part I really wanted for free (or often with a profit) so hence one purchase often led to 15 sales - soon adds up.
Plus for little bits and bobs (like 10 o-rings or something) I'd prefer just to paypal a little shop rather than giving them a credit card number.
Had a lot of success buying things, not liking them and reselling for a profit, but I'd not like to do it as a business
173 and 100% positive.
Selling is too much of a faff now, so it only gets used for odd small bis of stuff that I find myself in need of.