You are probably correct, Mike. Anyone without a negative probably hasn't been on eBay very long.
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UncaMikey wrote:
Hey, I think it's best not to take ebay feedback too seriously. No one has ever suffered serious harm from a negative or neutral. So long as you are honest and straightforward and stay calm and rational, answering other ratings if necessary with factual information, you're fine.
A prospective buyer/seller would be more cautious about someone who rants and raves and USES ALL CAPITALS WITH LOTS OF EXCLAMATION MARKS!!! than someone who got a poor feedback or two, so long as it was clear what had happened.
It's kinda like the situation with Usenet flame wars -- people really take this sh*t too seriously. It's only a few electrons bouncing around.
*>UncaMikey
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