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Title: ebay feedback Post by: gatso on July 27, 2008, 05:14:51 PM it's been a long time since I bought from ebay. what sort of % positive feedback am I looking for to tell me I'm probably on safe ground with a particular company?
Title: Re: ebay feedback Post by: boldie on July 27, 2008, 05:20:33 PM it's been a long time since I bought from ebay. what sort of % positive feedback am I looking for to tell me I'm probably on safe ground with a particular company? Bolt has 25%..so anything in that area and you'll be fine :) Seriousy..over a large sample 96%+ Title: Re: ebay feedback Post by: gatso on July 27, 2008, 05:23:58 PM so 1935 @ 99.1% is pretty good then I guess.
cheers Title: Re: ebay feedback Post by: boldie on July 27, 2008, 05:30:17 PM so 1935 @ 99.1% is pretty good then I guess. cheers yes, though do check out the feedback from the last month isn't all shit...if it is something's up. Title: Re: ebay feedback Post by: LLevan on July 28, 2008, 08:44:04 AM so 1935 @ 99.1% is pretty good then I guess. cheers Sounds ok to me. When checking feedback you can click on their feedback score and view all their feedback. Best thing to do is look at the table at the top for the last 12 months and click on the number under negative to bring all their negative feedback up on the next page. You can then see why they have received negative feedback during the past 12 months. Since April or May Ebay changed the way they calculate feedback percentages, it now only takes into account the past 12 months feedback for the percentage figure and is calculated by the number of positive feedbacks divided by the sum of all positive feedbacks, neutral feedbacks and negative feedbacks. Title: Re: ebay feedback Post by: kinboshi on July 28, 2008, 08:49:46 AM so 1935 @ 99.1% is pretty good then I guess. cheers Sounds ok to me. When checking feedback you can click on their feedback score and view all their feedback. Best thing to do is look at the table at the top for the last 12 months and click on the number under negative to bring all their negative feedback up on the next page. You can then see why they have received negative feedback during the past 12 months. Since April or May Ebay changed the way they calculate feedback percentages, it now only takes into account the past 12 months feedback for the percentage figure and is calculated by the number of positive feedbacks divided by the sum of all positive feedbacks, neutral feedbacks and negative feedbacks. Good reply. Will read again. A+++++ Title: Re: ebay feedback Post by: boldie on July 28, 2008, 08:59:42 AM so 1935 @ 99.1% is pretty good then I guess. cheers Sounds ok to me. When checking feedback you can click on their feedback score and view all their feedback. Best thing to do is look at the table at the top for the last 12 months and click on the number under negative to bring all their negative feedback up on the next page. You can then see why they have received negative feedback during the past 12 months. Since April or May Ebay changed the way they calculate feedback percentages, it now only takes into account the past 12 months feedback for the percentage figure and is calculated by the number of positive feedbacks divided by the sum of all positive feedbacks, neutral feedbacks and negative feedbacks. Good reply. Will read again. A+++++ lol |