I wonder which statement is more true here

[iamalwaysright]

1) People who start out as experienced ebay buyers can most likely end up being good ebay sellers.

or 

2) People who start out as experienced ebay sellers can most likely end up being good ebay buyers.

[alcoforever]

Which was first:  chicken or egg?

What diff does it make?

[12345jamesstamps]

If a new eBayer wants to become established....they need feedback....and thus they purchase items for less than 2 bucks to get feedback from the sellers. And they also sell items dirt cheap.

I can't tell you how many buyers bought from me who have no feedback or are brand new to eBay.

[chapeau-noir]

If one is using "good" as a general value of functionality and ethics, I would say it doesn't matter. If an individual possesses these qualities they will be a good seller and/or a good buyer.

[lukdudle]

voted number 1.

good poll.

[1786davycrockett]

@iamalwaysright 

For myself, I would vote #2.

After spending a while finding out which items sell the best for me on my own eBay store, I enjoy browsing the latest listings of similar products being newly offered by others, in order to pick up some great deals for my own inventory.

Knowledge is power.

[iamalwaysright]

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@alcoforever wrote:

Which was first:  chicken or egg?

What diff does it make?

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No difference. Welcome to the conversation.