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On the other hand, we'd be screwed without it as well. What can you do?

I totally agree. Generally, if a seller is a real...uh humm...well, it does show up in the feedback. If you take the time to go in and look--and not just look at the number.

What I've found to be a bit scary is buyers who have little or no feedback, but have been a member of Ebay for years. You know you're not going to get feedback, but sometimes these people are immensely slow to pay, as well.

Today I received an email from a buyer--super polite throughout the whole transaction--which was actually quite long because she paid with a personal check. She tells me the doll (her item) is lovely, etc. But she left no feedback!! Ah well, if I had feedback for every buyer--well, I'd have a lot of feedback!!

4/17/065:19 PM

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