Reply to "Sellers who don't leave feedback"

warriornunMember

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rsmiller40 posted: Rick, If I see negatives I actually do read them back pretty far and look for a pattern. That matters more than the percent.

I am like rsmiller; buyer or seller, I always read the negative feedbacks...noting whether I see a pattern, whether all of them are really old, really recent, seemingly undeserved, whatever. I find the negatives invaluable in determining if I want to deal with somebody, or if I need to just be on the alert if I do choose to deal with them.

Personally, I don't even really like the percentage number as it can be somewhat misleading based on the number of actual feedback the user has and how old the negative remarks are.

WarriorNun

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