Ebay feedback rant

[kami333]

Originally posted by: loki8481
kami333 -- paypal. I wanted to keep the billing address as my home address because otherwise, I'd have had to change it every time I moved (which was a lot during college). plus it meant less junk mail clogging up the small mailboxes 🙂

:Q I can't believe people still do that (actually I can because I have people ask me to do it all the time...) but Paypal even specifically warns against sending items to unconfirmed addresses. Every year I would change the address on mine, once they are confirmed, they stay that way so all you have to do is select which address you want it sent to after that.

<sigh> and people think selling to Eastern Europe is such a bad idea...

 

[AlienCraft]

Originally posted by: MikePanic
helps fill out the empy spaces - some people feel the need to use all 80 or 90 character's they are allowed

That's right! If my fees etc. go towards BW charges, I want to get my money"s worth.

 

[DrPizza]

Originally posted by: Eli

Originally posted by: DrPizza
positive feedback is meaningless. The only feedback that matters is the negative feedback.

That's not true, since without positive, there is no negative. 😉

But I understand what you're saying. But still, you can't honestly say that, for example, 5,000 feedbacks with 100% wouldn't be impressive and give you confidence that your transaction is going to go smoothly.🙂

What I mean is, the comment itself is utterly meaningless, and that's what the OP seems to be complaining about. You could click positive and enter "the bluebird flies at dawn" and it'd be no different than "A++++++++++++++++++++" I mean, who's better, a seller whose comment was A++ or the seller whose comment was AAAAAA+++++++++++++ ??