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[AntsReef]

Originally Posted by CosmikDebris

That just helps your sales. You have established trust. Is any of that seller feedback?

sadly no,about 4 are from selling the rest buying

[uhafmail]

If your seller feedback is not great then start selling items with little competition but all go for similar prices. Like the Microsoft Live cards - many sellers on here have them. That way you make little profit but you also build up your feedback very quickly.

[CosmikDebris]

Originally Posted by uhafmail

If your seller feedback is not great then start selling items with little competition but all go for similar prices. Like the Microsoft Live cards - many sellers on here have them. That way you make little profit but you also build up your feedback very quickly.

Yep, that will work. I also started just selling stuff of mine I no longer wanted or needed to build up my feedback. You will be surprised of what your unwanted items will sell for on Ebay.

[Andy777]

If you need that feedback fast you could even sell them at loss

Say, for example - XBox Live cards - if everyone is selling them for 25 quid, sell them for
23 and you'll earn 50 positive feedbacks in a couple of days. It will cost you maybe 100 quid or so, but you'll get high amount of feedback FAST!

Also, make sure you have "Ask for a Feedback" mechanism in place before do so, otherwise you'll lose a lot of potential feedback leavers.

[greedyboy]

Asking customers for feedback is a sure fire way of them NOT to leave feedback.

[Andy777]

Why you say that greedyboy?

By saying "Ask for a Feedback" mechanism I didn't meant - send e-mails and ask for a feedback.

For one shop I operate, with order I send out Thank You letter (A5 size, full color, signed), where I include small gift + there's a nice graphic (like rounded positive feedback) saying that we already leaved you a positive feedback, bla, bla, bla. And I get about 85% feedback rate, which in my opinion is great.

[Royale]

Originally Posted by Andy777

Why you say that greedyboy?

By saying "Ask for a Feedback" mechanism I didn't meant - send e-mails and ask for a feedback.

For one shop I operate, with order I send out Thank You letter (A5 size, full color, signed), where I include small gift + there's a nice graphic (like rounded positive feedback) saying that we already leaved you a positive feedback, bla, bla, bla. And I get about 85% feedback rate, which in my opinion is great.

i get 100% feedback just being a good seller

edit: yes sorry i do mean 100% of people leave me feedback not the.. you know what i mean :P

[uhafmail]

all your customers leave you feedback!?

[Royale]

yup

[uhafmail]

how many items have you sold?