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Ebay's unfair lifetime bans - who regulates ebay?
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the_lunatic_is_in_my_head wrote: »Star ratings from sales outside of the UK and Ireland are not counted towards seller performance.Good point, although frankly I find it incredibly confusing as to what is relevant where and what is not
If I'm following the logic correctly, this is rather excellent news, if (like me), you have found that your small percentage of flaky buyers are overseas... more specifically, American.
"The secret of life is honesty and fair dealing.
...If you can fake that, you've got it made."
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It is true. On my better account which has pretty much always been TRS, I've had a couple of US problems and rarely sell there, so in the US I am below standard. In the UK and everywhere else I remain top rated.porto_bello wrote: »If I'm following the logic correctly, this is rather excellent news, if (like me), you have found that your small percentage of flaky buyers are overseas... more specifically, American.
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It is true. On my better account which has pretty much always been TRS, I've had a couple of US problems and rarely sell there, so in the US I am below standard. In the UK and everywhere else I remain top rated.
Good news then!
If a seller is TRS in UK and everywhere else except the US, due to some flaky buying antics there, does that mean their items will feature lower down the listings table in the US? [I ask because if so, presumably you're less likely to get US sales and therefore less likely to attract further flaky US buyers]"The secret of life is honesty and fair dealing.
...If you can fake that, you've got it made."
Groucho Marx0
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