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Sometimes you have to give them a chance. I have found I have dreaded receiving payment from a bidder with 0 feedback and have found they have paid immediately, whereas someone with 300+ feedback doesn't pay.0
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new ebayers have to start somewhere. ok, you have to be wary of fraudsters especially if you are selling expensive items but given that you could get 5 positives just by buying 5 ebooks at 1p each, I don't think stipulating a feedback rating of under 5 gives you much, if any, more protection.
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aqueoushumour01 wrote:new ebayers have to start somewhere. ok, you have to be wary of fraudsters especially if you are selling expensive items but given that you could get 5 positives just by buying 5 ebooks at 1p each, I don't think stipulating a feedback rating of under 5 gives you much, if any, more protection.
totally agree i only block bidders with more than 2 -feedbacks in last month there are new people signing up to ebay every day and we were all in that position at the start(no feedback) give them a chance0
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