Ah, well my suspicions are relieved. They are on a Lalique perfume search and bid with three different bidders. They are bidding a bit low, so looking ony for the real bargains.
Linda
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They have bid on 3 different auctions with different sellers and WON one. I am convinced they are legit
Yes, me, too at this point. I'm learning.
What reasons do people have to change their user ID? I didn't even know I could do that.. and wouldn't want to lose my high feedback rating.
Linda
You might want to change your ID to more reflect the type of items you buy or sell. I changed mine to get rid of an underscore. It looked to much like a space on some pages.
When/if you change your ID, your feedback will move to your new ID.
When/if you change your ID, your feedback will move to your new ID.
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When/if you change your ID, your feedback will move to your new ID.
Then how come this person who had a new ID had no feedback rating? They'd had no feedback with their old ID in a year?
Linda
quote:Very well could be. Many sign up for eBay to bid on one or two items and then lose interest for years. >> Click Here << for eBay statements about changing IDs.
They'd had no feedback with their old ID in a year?
Would it be a problem to post the seller's ID? Or, what I mean is, Can someone post the seller's ID?
Now if you closed your account, and then signed up with eBay again, you WOULD lose all your feedback. However eBay could not link the two IDs together the way they did if that happened.
Rick: >> Click << for pontenx
Rick: >> Click << for pontenx
Thanks puppy.
Don't know if this will help, but I've seen these kind of things. It always seems very strange that someone would have such an old ID and without any feedback. It's not something I would do. But, when you get 50,000,000 people together - anything is possible.
How does this sound - pontenx has been around since 1/02 and without any feedback. They might have changed their ID on 12/28/03 because they decided to actually buy something?
Don't know if this will help, but I've seen these kind of things. It always seems very strange that someone would have such an old ID and without any feedback. It's not something I would do. But, when you get 50,000,000 people together - anything is possible.
How does this sound - pontenx has been around since 1/02 and without any feedback. They might have changed their ID on 12/28/03 because they decided to actually buy something?
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That's ok, Rick, you know how much I love to have the last word... (though I'm not the only one around here!)
Last word.
Linda
