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[markf31]

Originally Posted by jimq16415

I was looking at this guy's feedback left after he made me an offer on ebay and I couldn't decline fast enough. He's given 15 feedback and managed to have bad transactions on 4 of them!

dalgoe_18

https://www.ebay.com/fdbk/feedback_p..._context=BUYER

You're obviously free to choose to not deal with someone for any reason, but IMO someone leaving negative feedbacks for what appears to be completely valid reasons is hardly a rationale for posting their username in a forum to blackball them and call them out as someone to block. Not to mention the fact that the user has a perfect buyer feedback of 263.

Again, just my opinion.

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by markf31

...the user has a perfect buyer feedback of 263...

From my experience, sellers can either leave positive feedback or report the buyer to eBay. I no longer see a way to leave negative or neutral feedback for buyers. It used to be an option for sellers; however, eBay removed that option years ago.

So, having a perfect buyer feedback might not be a measurement that's indicative of anything significant.

[Stupe the Second Sacker]

Originally Posted by markf31

You're obviously free to choose to not deal with someone for any reason, but IMO someone leaving negative feedbacks for what appears to be completely valid reasons is hardly a rationale for posting their username in a forum to blackball them and call them out as someone to block. Not to mention the fact that the user has a perfect buyer feedback of 263.

Again, just my opinion.

Everyone who buys on ebay has a perfect feedback rating. You can't leave negative feedback for buyers. I always check a guys feedback left for others. It's a great indicator of what kind of buyer they really are. Negative feedback should be a last resort. This guy seems to be a little too hair trigger and I'll likely block him.