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Leaving multiple feedback
charlies_mum
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I have a lot of feedback to leave, and know there is a way of ticking every transaction and leaving one comment across the board.
Can anyone please advise how to do this.
Can anyone please advise how to do this.
You're only young once, but you can be immature forever 
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Well I use Selling Manager (the free one not the paid for PRO version) and on that it's just as you say, tick the boxes next to the sellers you wish to leave feedback for and click the 'other actions' button at the top of the list. 'Leave Feedback' is the first item. Then on mine the first option is 'randomly select feedback from list' and that does the trick.0
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Leave feedback for one item, then the next screen asks you where you want to go, "My Ebay" etc... on the same list is "leave more feedback" - click that and it should give you a page of all the items you have yet to leave feedback for. HTHI must remember that "Money Saving" is not buying heavily discounted items that I do not need. :hello:0
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MadelinesMum wrote: »Leave feedback for one item, then the next screen asks you where you want to go, "My Ebay" etc... on the same list is "leave more feedback" - click that and it should give you a page of all the items you have yet to leave feedback for. HTH
Thanks, but I wanted to leave all my feedback in one hit rather than doing each one individually.
The way that Pembroke describes lets me do this.You're only young once, but you can be immature forever0
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