Buyers can only receive positive feedback, so a buyer's feedback will only provide a rough indication of how many transactions the buyer has been involved in with a particular account, not any sort of measure of the success of the overall number of transactions.
A look at the feedback a buyer has left for sellers may be instructive.
One indication of a buyer's reliability is the number of unpaid item strikes. Although the number is not directly viewable, it is possible for sellers to preemptively block buyers with two or more unpaid item strikes in the last year on the Buyer Requirements page:
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Mentor3 years agoBuyers can only receive positive feedback, so a buyer's feedback will only provide a rough indication of how many transactions the buyer has been involved in with a particular account, not any sort of measure of the success of the overall number of transactions.
A look at the feedback a buyer has left for sellers may be instructive.
One indication of a buyer's reliability is the number of unpaid item strikes. Although the number is not directly viewable, it is possible for sellers to preemptively block buyers with two or more unpaid item strikes in the last year on the Buyer Requirements page:
https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/listings/creating-managing-listings/setting-buyer-requirements?id=4152