Do any of you know this ebay user?
- Thread starter Leisa
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Laura
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I don't know the bidder, but wow, <A href="http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewBidItems&userid=336699225588&completed=1&all=1&rows=25&sort=3" target=blank>he/she has been bidding up a storm!</A>
I don't like private fb either, but so far it's all positive (100% fb), including multiples from the same sellers, so that's a good sign.
You could always put something in your auctions about private feedback bidders not being allowed, or having to e-mail you first.
Laura
I don't like private fb either, but so far it's all positive (100% fb), including multiples from the same sellers, so that's a good sign.
You could always put something in your auctions about private feedback bidders not being allowed, or having to e-mail you first.
Laura
Usually their FB number won't be private, just the actual comments.
They can be private for a number of reasons. Someone could have put their phone number or some off color language in a feedback and they went private until it can be removed or they could be bidding on things that they don't want people to see in general. For example, presents for nosey children, lingerie, or just "big ticket items". When someone wins a big ticket item, they inevitably get ASQ's from random people soliciting them to purchase something else and if the auction itself isn't private.
They can be private for a number of reasons. Someone could have put their phone number or some off color language in a feedback and they went private until it can be removed or they could be bidding on things that they don't want people to see in general. For example, presents for nosey children, lingerie, or just "big ticket items". When someone wins a big ticket item, they inevitably get ASQ's from random people soliciting them to purchase something else and if the auction itself isn't private.