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03-20-2007, 04:29 PM
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eBay's new bidder confidentiality rule
Posted By: Kyle
You know what really stinks, if you get an offer on an item, the buyer's ID is partially obscured, so you don't know exactly who is bidding. You can click on their feedback and see how many they have and what was said, but you can't look at what they've purchased in the past. So when you get an offer of over $1000 and the buyer has never bought anything over $25, you won't know unless you click accept. 
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