[Mccoypottery-talk] Good sellers/bad sellers

[Loretta A. Payne-Nelson]

Jennifer:

There are 2 ways I know that you can save this information.

1.  Go to to "his store" if he has one, and there will be a place on the 
upper, left-hand side of the first page of his store where you can click 
on "Add to My Favorites."  They only allow you a certain amount of 
favorites.

2.  Go to "My Ebay", then hit Favorites (there are a list of items to 
click on straight across the top of My Ebay.  Then scroll down to "My 
Favorite ________.  It's the second topic down on the right side of the 
page.  The first will be My Favorite Stores.  Whatever the second one is 
click on "add a seller........"  The next page that comes up you must 
put the persons "exact, correct user id" in and it will be added.

 From the "Favorites" page you can also go to the people you put in.  I 
have so many that I just copies "My Feedback" and pasted it into a word 
document.  This way I will always have everyone I have ever purchased 
something from.

Hope this helps,

Loretta Payne-Nelson

JHS wrote:

>You know, I sure wish there was a way you could keep a listing on eBay of
>your favorite sellers or buyers.  I just got an email from a gentleman who I
>had won an auction from.  It was just a little set of covered soup bowls
>that I hadn't seen.  As you all know I love the dinnerware, especially the
>unusual.  Well, he started packaging them and found some glaze skips on
>them.  He emailed me and asked if I still want them and if so he was going
>to demand to give me a partial refund as he hadn't disclosed it before!
>So how in the world (and he isn't the first person I've run across on eBay
>who is phenomenal) can I save him as a favorite buyer so I can watch for his
>auctions????
>Anyway, it's so nice to have the positive experiences with eBay and I wanted
>to share with everyone!
>
>
>Jennifer Smith
>Capriherb Farm
>Baltimore, Ohio
>
>
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