Hello,
I have over 60 account's and they need buying feedback (50) what is the fastest way to obtain and cheapest way
Currently i bid on items 0.12usd things that get shipped out.
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I do not know what you are iming to but "buyer" feedbacks are quite useless.
To answer your question yes, you can buy cheap stuff but that could also rise some concerns from eBay and you'll realize as soon as you turn it into seller account.
I haven't used dropshipping services in ages - I like to have my stuff in hand and deal with shipping myself as needed since I only sell what I stock right now.
I haven't used dropshipping services in ages - I like to have my stuff in hand and deal with shipping myself as needed since I only sell what I stock right now.
I am using Bangood and this is working very well for me.
A fast way to gain feedback is to go to your local dollar store and purchasing popular electronic related items (iphones accessories/chargers), and selling them on eBay for dirt cheap. You might lose a bit or break even after paypal and eBay fee's, but it's a cheap and legitimate method for accumulating feedback.
You can also use sale items from walmart to flip.
Or you can just purchase iphone cases from china and flip those.
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Tell me, do I violate something when I want to find answers to my questions?
Dude, feedbacks are so easy, either sell some cheap ****, or if you really can't be bothered to do that, create some buyer accounts and buy your stuff yourself. Nobody here wants their accounts involved with yours
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The higher the feedback number, the higher the bids you get on auctions. You are wrong. I've seen the difference with my own account.
I still don't believe you. Buyer don't feel more safe when a seller has 100% feedback of 2000 versus 3000. I mean, what if you had 1 million feedback? You think it would still extrapolate? HELL NO!