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RFB
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United States
375 Posts

Posted 11/07/2009 02:32 am

This might be a duplicate post but I was on the bay digging around for some coins and naturally found a couple I liked. I went to their feedback and saw some negatives so I thought I would bring them up and review them.

It made me think to share the method, just in case others were unaware.

When your looking on a sellers feedback you get the entire history and you would normally have to dig through and actually FIND the feedbacks you are looking for.

Here is a quick way to skim past and get right to what your looking for without having to scroll through pages of fluff.

First picture is you basic feedback page from any user when you click on their feedback profile.

Change the .com in the address into .co.uk but leave everything else alone. I built a couple of pictures from screenshots that hopefully show how easy it is. And yes I covered the actual user ID in question just for sake of not slamming someone I don't know about.

Basically it is just transferring the info through to the UK version of ebay that allows direct searching.

Also note: I use this method but I cannot take credit for figuring it out. It is popular and very effective. Just was searching and it reminded me that others may not know about it.

Edited by RFB - 11/07/2009 02:38 am

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latman100
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Posted 11/07/2009 03:36 am

You can also use this site.

http://www.toolhaus.org/

Just copy and paste any eBay name and it only gives the info you want.

Sean

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RFB
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United States
375 Posts

Posted 11/07/2009 03:47 am

I never knew about that site. Very handy.

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purecopper
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Canada
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Posted 11/07/2009 10:09 am

Both methods will be very helpful. It is a pain to go through page after page. Many thanks to RFB and latman100.

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snowman
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USA
1531 Posts

Posted 11/07/2009 11:21 am

Good advise RFB. Toolhaus can take some time to compile the ratings and doesn't always work. your way is much faster. Thanks!

258 different coin issuing entities in my collection...and counting.

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morgans dad
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1248 Posts

Posted 11/07/2009 5:12 pm

Hello and thanks for the information, this is sure to cut out a lot of time and effort,I knew nothing about either choice, Thanks Mike....

MORGAN'S DAD

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RFB
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United States
375 Posts

Posted 11/07/2009 5:44 pm

This is great feedback, thank you to everyone that is enjoying it. I in fact was hesitant to even post about it at first thinking I would make a fool of myself repeating the obvious....but now I am glad I did.

Both methods really are time savers and cut right through the fluff.

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just carl
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USA
3844 Posts

Posted 11/07/2009 7:29 pm

I sure wish such posts were a regular or what is called a sticky. The problem with this type of post is only a few see it and then it vanishes to page 2, then 3, etc. Not a real lot of people look at page 14. Few use the search tab either. A few here somehow find old posts about the same topic and link to it.
Yes this is one of those educational posts but it will not be around long enough for the masses I fear.

just carl

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