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eBay Rules, and the Feedback chapter...

Posted By: MaaMaw
Sunday, 19 February 2006, at 5:46 p.m.

In Response To: Re: NOW I will comment on your post... (Gary Hendrickson)

> Building a good feedback rating really involves only two things. Buying or
> selling something on eBay and conducting yourself in an honorable,
> business-like manner when doing so.

After explaining the significance of feedback, it goes into great detail about how to get "glowing feedback" -- not by soliciting it but by conducting yourself in a better-than-great manner, standing out from the crowd, overdelivering, and generally cultivating "glowing customers."

Outstanding customer service doesn't come naturally to a lot of people; they have to be taught, and this is what the first part of the chapter does.

Then it devotes about three pages to encouraging your "glowing customers" to leave that "glowing feedback" (I personally know three people who buy on eBay all the time, they say they've never had a bad experience, and they have NEVER left a single feedback for anyone!!).

Finally, there's quite an extensive section on dealing with negative feedback, since it's bound to happen eventually.

> bidding on, or selling, one cent or twenty-five cent auctions) and you are
> either crossing the line, or treading dangerously close to it, regarding
> eBay's feedback solicitation policies.

Throughout the entire course, they go into *great* detail about eBay's rules and the importance of following them to the letter.  This chapter is no exception.  It clearly explains "feedback extortion," "feedback solictation," and "feedback abuse."

> Unfortunately I don't know Mr. Dupsky. That's not to say he hasn't
> actually been selling full-time on eBay for several years, I just don't
> know.

One thing I've learned about IMC over the past eight years is that they don't lie.

I'm not saying they don't choke you with hype -- but they don't lie.

I have never known *anyone* to be held up as an expert, or a success story, if he isn't.  They've worked hard to build a great reputation, and using an "expert" who hasn't "walked the walk," as they say, just wouldn't be worth it to get another product on the market, IMHO.

> 1. Most don't want to put in the time or do the work needed to succeed.

eBay is a HUGE amount of work!!

Luv,

MaaMaw

The World's Most Comprehensive eBay Money-Making Course

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