CALCULATIONS on % Feedback!!! Simple 2nd grade math is BROKEN ebay FIX IT!!
So I have ONE negative from before 6 months ago, and ONE from greater than 6 months ago... = TWO
Having said that, I look at my numbers and the ONE negative from last 6 months is ALSO included in my one year calculation. SO EBAY is duplicating the count. What dope wrote that script...
I have ONE from before 6 months, ONE after 6 months = TWO. I get that both are within ONE year but it should = TWO, NOT THREE. The one earlier than 6 months is being ALSO counted in the within a year count = DUPLICATION.
Negative for 1mo, 6mo, 1yr
| 0 | 1 | 2 |
ONCE AGAIN ebay is NEVER on the sellers side.
- Positives / (Positives + Negatives)
- This member's 12 month Feedback ratings
- Positives: 554 Negatives: 3
- This member's positive Feedback percentage
- 554 / ( 554 + 3 ) = 99.5% = DUMB DUMB DUMB!!!
3 comments
kensgiftshop
·3 years agoAs far as I know, it's always been like that.
You've had 1 within the last 6 months, 2 within the last 12 months.
Based on the last 12 months, it is 2 negatives, not 3.
eburtonlab
Mentor3 years agoI must admit, having scanned through your feedback received as a seller, I cannot see where eBay is getting three negatives from. I see only the two you indicated within the last year.
There is another negative from "more than a year ago".
I suppose it is possible that the "more than a year ago" notation refers to the transaction itself rather than the feedback comment, and if that is the case a transaction that was more than a year ago could result in a feedback within sixty days of the transaction that could be counted in the current year (and may not appear in that table due to that). If that is the case, the feedback itself should very soon be more than a year old, and then it should no longer count towards your percentage.
w2eny
OP3 years agoAnother example of ebay NEVER being on the sellers side - when we're the ones paying.
AND how many years has it been since a seller could leave negative feedback for these @ssh01e buyers we have to deal with every day.
NEVER on the sellers side.