I think the real question here is: Why would anyone choose to "hide" their user feedback on eBay?? And the real answer is: Because they have something to hide... I have now close to 40 all very positive comments in my eBay feedback, and if I were to hide that from buyers, I would be an idiot. If I had all negative feedbacks... and I wanted to continue manipulating, and cheesing people... then I would probably consider hiding my feedback. If the item is only a few bucks, and it is no great loss if the deal goes sour... then go for it... maybe he truly needs a second chance to get his act together. If it is like a hundred bucks.... I personally would not take the obvious risk. My 2 Euro Cents worth. RSF IMPORTANT!!! In order to reply to me, you must have the word "FISH" somewhere in the subject line of the email. Otherwise it goes directly in the trash. <º)))>{ <º)))>{ <º)))>{ <º)))>{ <º)))>{ <º)))>{ Robert S. Fish Salzburg, Austria 1987 Wolfsburg Vanagon 2.1 GL Weekender 1987 Golf Cabriolet 1991 Golf |
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