Quickie Feedback Question

[MasterChief]

Id like to get my feedback to 5 (or 10?) so I can do Buy It Now auctions.

Im planning to buy stamps.
Thing is its over many accounts - so price matters.

Question: What really gets the ebay flags up?

Is it Digital Delivery orders on new accounts?
~Or~
Is it Purchases under $1.00 including shipping
~Or~
Is it Purchases where the item is under $1.00 without shipping.

Reason I ask is there are lots of 1-99 cents auctions for stamps which actually are a physical tangible good that has to be shipped on ebay. Its the cheapest way without digital delivery that I can think of to get quickie feedback. Or am I stuck with having to get stamps that worth more than US$1.00 (excluding shipping)?

[coolandcalm]

I have been successful lately buying feedback for auction templates, merchant account info, screen savers of cars and hot girls. But i have older accounts recently reinstated. You could probably get away with 1 or 2 on a new account. Another tip is to only buy from powersellers, preferably with private auction so people who look at your feedback in the future dont really know exactly what it is you bought. Do some research, there are still some out there. Better chance of keeping the feedback if the seller is a powerseller.

[aspkin]

What triggers the feedback manipulation is buying a lot of cheap auctions quickly. Cheap auctions include digital, and under a dollar items. Its better if you sale something cheap rather then buy.

But the main thing is buying cheap items too quickly. You can buy 1-2 items no problem. But start buying 4-5-6 or more CHEAP items and you'll get noticed quickly by the bots. Don't buy the same items either.

I don't recommend buying feedback, but if you do, don't do it all within a day.

Good luck,

[MasterChief]

Hmmm....
Any thoughts on something that is a guaranteed sale (meaning people want it, and its more or less easy to get) thats relatively cheap and will result in either slight profit/break-even/slight loss.... just to get feedback?

Stamps are out because most of the time they wont sell - so they dont meet the 'quickie' requirement.