How were you gonna do this? buy a item but not pay for it? and then get feedback? that's not gonna get some attention lol.But how would ebay be able to tell?
Still interested in exchanging feedbacks if anyone else interested PM me.
Well i guess you can give it a try but don't be surprised if you get banned.the other person would mark the payment as received and i would mark that i've received the item, whats ebay gonna figure out from that? :S
You sure about that? o__OeBay cannot find out you are doing feedback exchange. What item are you selling? Virtual item? Or it needs to be shipped?
They only would find out if the accounts exchanging feedback are your own ones, or same IP range etc.
Of course you can get banned lol, it's not allowed to exchange feedback. Just go buy 99 cent items and then you'll have legit feedback![]()
Buying a 99 cent item is your best bet. If you want to exchange feedback, it would be a hassle because you would have to deal with multiple people and if something goes wrong, you risk your account. No one knows for sure if this affects your account or not because eBay's algorithm is always changing and you can never pin them to a single agenda; one day they're thinking of ways to clean up their site by banning users and deleting duplicate items, another day they're trying to boost revenue by letting you post 100k+ items for free
Edit: If you end up buying the feedback via 99 cent items, I recommend that you leave positive feedback right away because many powersellers have an automated system in place to give you positive feedback when you leave them feedback.
You're right. That's what I do, actually, because since a seller can only leave positive feedback and the odds are stacked against the seller in case the buyer is unhappy, there's nothing you can do with feedback but leave positive and hope for the best.True, but most of them give you feedback as soon as you make the payment. I guess that is automated too.
I am interested in doing this, if anyone else is?