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It's very important to know your seller. When you're looking to bid on an item, check out the seller's feedback. Check any recent auctions that he has put up that you can access, too, via the feedback profile page. See if he usually sells this kind of equipment and if there are any negative feedbacks left
for him about them.
Generally, I won't buy from anyone who has anything less than a 98 percent feedback rating. That
may sound like a high standard, but the truth is that any reputable seller will easily hit this kind of
rating, or better.
I'm at 100 percent, myself, with a score of 330 and climbing. I sell more than I buy.
Elroy
for him about them.
Generally, I won't buy from anyone who has anything less than a 98 percent feedback rating. That
may sound like a high standard, but the truth is that any reputable seller will easily hit this kind of
rating, or better.
I'm at 100 percent, myself, with a score of 330 and climbing. I sell more than I buy.
Elroy
