How to see who is following me on eBay

[mytreasuretrovesgalore]

Hi, does anyone know how I can see who is following me on eBay? I used to be able to see it by clicking on the number of followers, but that can no longer be clicked on.

Thanks for your help!

[kensgiftshop]

@mytreasuretrovesgalore 

You can't, all you see now is the number of followers.

[jayjaspersgarage]

I was confused about this question.  I retracted my reply.

[iamalwaysright]

It’s not important to see your followers.

[evry1nositswindy]

There used to be a place to see your followers, but now I can't find it.  Looks like yet another feature lost.

[rlexab]

It is important if you wish to block a certain follower

[rugerskick]

That's not a statement you can make for everyone.

[chapeau-noir]

This thread is over a year old.

[eburtonlab]

It is important if you wish to block a certain follower

You can block a user account from purchasing from you, but you cannot block anyone from seeing your listings, bookmarking your items, writing your username on a piece of paper or adding your username to their saved seller list.

Anyone that knows your username can look at your profile or your listings -- no one has to sign in to an eBay account to do so, so as a result, no one can be individually blocked from doing so.

Either everyone can see your listings or no one can.

[ibuyoldstuf]

That makes absolutely no sense as a seller!

They followed ya for a reason! It would be nice if the reason was Discoverable!

btw, it was for years and years!

[eburtonlab]

They followed ya for a reason! It would be nice if the reason was Discoverable!

btw, it was for years and years!

Users were never asked or required to provide a "reason" for adding a seller to the Saved Seller list.

At one time it was possible to follow publicly or privately, but few users understood the distinction, and eBay eventually stopped publicly displaying usernames of those that added a seller to the Saved Seller list.

No doubt the supermarket thinks it would be nice to know exactly what was on everyone's personal shopping list and why it was put there, but no one seriously thinks that the supermarket is entitled to know that information, or that no longer making that info public violates the supermarket's rights in any way.

[kh-vince]

Hi everyone,

Due to the age of this thread, it has been closed to further replies. Please feel free to start a new thread if you wish to continue to discuss this topic.

Thank you for understanding.