Hi there, new to Bonanza & in the process of setting up my booth. I just imported my feedback from eBay & found that it brought along 2 negatives (out of 172) from a trillion years ago. In just getting started here, do you think it’d be better to keep the imported 98.8% positive rating or to start from scratch with none imported?
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solasona Reputation: 12 See solasona's booth |
Keep the imported feedback because the negative percent is very low it is mostly all positive & shows a lot of customers were satisfied & left positive feedback. It also shows you have experience as a seller which is always a good thing. There are also many top rated sellers on here who have similar “imperfect” feedback scores the same or close to yours. Welcome to Bonanza & good luck!!
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Jewelsbelegance Reputation: 307 See Jewelsbelegance's booth |
In my opinion 98.8% is much better than having no reference/feedback at all!
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farfan_entertainment Reputation: 116 See farfan_entertainment's booth |
Fantastic – thank you all for your thoughts on this. Much appreciated! I’ll keep it :)
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solasona Reputation: 12 See solasona's booth |
I agree with those who have already answered. Anyone who has sold for any length of time knows that you encounter the occasional problem or excessively nit picky/critical customer.
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Susansweaters_Sewing Reputation: 28 See Susansweaters_Sewing's booth |
Yes, recommend keeping your imported feedback. You are showing experience with selling on multiple platforms. As a buyer, I always look at feedback of a seller.
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InspiredCreations Reputation: 1435 See InspiredCreations' booth |
What about for me? Right now it’s 98%. If I import from ebay – mine comes to a 97.6% rating. I only have 50 sales through Bonanza (from 2013) but 300+ on ebay. I have a 98.6% rating on there (due to 1 negative problematic buyer).
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ashybaby87 Reputation: 45 See ashybaby87's booth |
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