jonathanbrightlight Volunteer Community Mentor
I checked and mine does too. -Also if you refine it to just show 'Received as a seller' that one goes up and down with the checkmark box too.
But here is something I don't understand. I thought the big number by our usernames (in my case 1790) was the total number of feedbacks we're received in our accounts' lifetimes. I've been saying that forever and nobody has corrected me. But I guess I have never noticed these numbers that you're talking about, because look -none of them correlate with my 1790, not by a mile. And I don't sell (or buy) multiple quantity orders very often at all, certainly not enough to make a "hundreds" number difference. EDIT: Your numbers don't correlate either. So what the heck DOES than number quantify??
@gurlcat wrote:I checked and mine does too. -Also if you refine it to just show 'Received as a seller' that one goes up and down with the checkmark box too.
But here is something I don't understand. I thought the big number by our usernames (in my case 1790) was the total number of feedbacks we're received in our accounts' lifetimes. I've been saying that forever and nobody has corrected me. But I guess I have never noticed these numbers that you're talking about, because look -none of them correlate with my 1790, not by a mile. And I don't sell (or buy) multiple quantity orders very often at all, certainly not enough to make a "hundreds" number difference. EDIT: Your numbers don't correlate either. So what the heck DOES than number quantify??
According to eBay:
"You can view a member’s feedback profile - including your own - by selecting the number in brackets next to their username. This number is their current feedback score."
They don't define what "feedback score" is. In other places, they use that term interchangeably with your feedback percentage, which obviously is not what that number is (like in this article: https://www.ebay.com/help/buying/resolving-issues-sellers/seller-ratings?id=4023#section1)
And it can't just be the positive minus the negative, or something like that, because you clearly don't have hundreds of negatives pulling down your total from the 2,136 total.
So honestly I'm not sure.
@gurlcat wrote:I checked and mine does too. -Also if you refine it to just show 'Received as a seller' that one goes up and down with the checkmark box too.
But here is something I don't understand. I thought the big number by our usernames (in my case 1790) was the total number of feedbacks we're received in our accounts' lifetimes. I've been saying that forever and nobody has corrected me. But I guess I have never noticed these numbers that you're talking about, because look -none of them correlate with my 1790, not by a mile. And I don't sell (or buy) multiple quantity orders very often at all, certainly not enough to make a "hundreds" number difference. EDIT: Your numbers don't correlate either. So what the heck DOES than number quantify??
Multiple quantity orders make a big difference in my feedback count (the one by my user name), but you say you don't have many of those, so something does not seem right.
My feedback score is 8299. I get a lot of multiple quantity orders, so my numbers in the screenshots below make sense to me.
