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pf9000 · ‎03-10-2023

In my feedback for items sold, it also includes feedback for purchases made. THAT IS WRONG. When someone is viewing an item for sale and clicks on the Seller Feedback Rating, the feedback should ONLY include the seller items that were sold. NOT THE PURCHASES THE SELLER MADE.

toysaver · ‎03-11-2023

Hmm, if it were me I'd be thankful. You have a scant 60+ feedback as a seller. Selling with a score of 1450+ is likely attracting buyers who assume most of that feedback was earned as a seller. Many of your buyers may have moved along instead of purchasing if they saw a score of less than 100.

My life is boring. There is nothing I buy that I have fears of anybody seeing. I will save anybody the trouble and admit this past year I bought shipping supplies, a couple nightgowns and some lime hard candy. I love lime flavored candy. When I was a kid in the 60's all green candy was lime. Sometime in the 70's the protocol changed and green apple became the designated flavor for green. To me that is a far bigger wrong in the scope of the world than the feedback situation.

anasazirose · ‎03-11-2023

@toysaver wrote:
Hmm, if it were me I'd be thankful. You have a scant 60+ feedback as a seller. Selling with a score of 1450+ is likely attracting buyers who assume most of that feedback was earned as a seller. Many of your buyers may have moved along instead of purchasing if they saw a score of less than 100.

My life is boring. There is nothing I buy that I have fears of anybody seeing. I will save anybody the trouble and admit this past year I bought shipping supplies, a couple nightgowns and some lime hard candy. I love lime flavored candy. When I was a kid in the 60's all green candy was lime. Sometime in the 70's the protocol changed and green apple became the designated flavor for green. To me that is a far bigger wrong in the scope of the world than the feedback situation.

Best Answer! You win the internet for the day, thanks for the laugh! Gotta go plant some seeds.