(Pdf) Ebay Auction Secrets - Make Money Online - Index of
(Pdf) Ebay Auction Secrets - Make Money Online - Index of
(Pdf) Ebay Auction Secrets - Make Money Online - Index of
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<strong>Make</strong> Your Net <strong>Auction</strong> Sell!<br />
Good feedback is absolutely critical to successful selling! You can see that<br />
your entire history as a seller is displayed for all to see. This method keeps<br />
people honest, and prevents sleazy people from harming buyers.<br />
Buyers have three choices for feedback... negative, positive or neutral.<br />
Any buyer wishing to give negative feedback must have a transaction number,<br />
or he cannot give feedback. This is a way <strong>of</strong> protecting sellers from spiteful<br />
people.<br />
When you move into the seller’s role, remember... if you want to receive<br />
(positive) feedback, you need to give it! The feedback mechanism, however,<br />
is not always clear. There are sometimes a lot <strong>of</strong> very confusing directions for<br />
finding your buyer or seller to give feedback. For example, you might be asked<br />
for the ID or the auction number <strong>of</strong> the transaction you are seeking. It might<br />
have been weeks since the auction was completed and you can’t easily<br />
access this information.<br />
Solution? To locate someone on eBay, click on “Services” link and then the<br />
link to the Feedback Forum. Once you are there, click on the “Leave feedback<br />
about...” link.<br />
Type in your ID and password and click “Find all transactions in the past 60<br />
days,” and the site will take you to your own auctions. There you will find a list<br />
<strong>of</strong> everyone you have done business with in the past two months. Smooth,<br />
easy, beautiful. You don’t have to remember any password or ID but your own.<br />
Guaranteed! I wasted lots <strong>of</strong> time trying to find other folks’ IDs until I discovered<br />
this simple method!<br />
We have probably all had dealings with...<br />
... “The Customer from Hell” at some time or other.<br />
What if a buyer unfairly maligns you? First <strong>of</strong> all, she can only give you one<br />
negative point, although she can load up your feedback with unflattering<br />
comments. Secondly, the seller always has a chance to reply.<br />
As a buyer, you have the responsibility to use feedback fairly. If you don’t, you<br />
may be on the receiving end <strong>of</strong> some pretty tough criticism when you are in the<br />
seller’s role. So...<br />
i) Wait until the transaction is complete before you comment. Don’t be too<br />
hasty to give negative feedback (there are only specific circumstances where<br />
feedback can be withdrawn).<br />
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