If the seller has a 98% feedback percentage, the seller must have more than five feedback ratings. Be sure you are looking at all the seller's feedback and not just a few of the "most relevant".
Go to the seller's feedback page; if necessary click on the link to see the page in the classic format, and sort the feedback by "most recent".
OK I see it now but you should see it all when you click feedback you should not have to click on name then feedback it makes the seller look bad if he has 1 recent bad feedback and 10,000 good ones.
eburtonlab
Mentor9 months agoIf the seller has a 98% feedback percentage, the seller must have more than five feedback ratings. Be sure you are looking at all the seller's feedback and not just a few of the "most relevant".
Go to the seller's feedback page; if necessary click on the link to see the page in the classic format, and sort the feedback by "most recent".
myozzo
OP9 months agoOK I see it now but you should see it all when you click feedback you should not have to click on name then feedback it makes the seller look bad if he has 1 recent bad feedback and 10,000 good ones.
eburtonlab
Mentor9 months agoUse the "Do you like our profile experience?" link on the initial page to let eBay know what you think about it.
jacbarcollectibles
Mentor9 months agoWhat is the sellers user id? We would need to look at the feedback profile to see exactly what the feedback is and how old the feedback are.
myozzo
OP9 months ago6 entries 3 are bad 98% positive doesn't make sense