Your reputation on eBay is all you are on eBay - without it you are nothing. Your reputation is worth as much as every sale you will ever make.
If you've ever bought anything on eBay (and chances are you have), then think about your behavior. Seller buys a low feedback rating makes you feel a little 'nervous and insecure, while buying their reputation eller Powers of thousands does not require any thought or fear - it feels like to buy at the store.
A bad reputation to lose sales.
In fact, a bad reputation to lose almost all their sales. If someone leaves you negative feedback, you will feel the pain immediately, as this note will go straight to the top of your user page for all to see. Who will want to do business with you when you just read that "it took a month to deliver the work," or had "bad communication and sent a damaged item?" The answer is no.
His articles will come very cheap things, just to push that negative page. You may have to spend days or even weeks selling cheap stuff to get enough positive feedback for anyone to cope again.
It 'even worse if you consistently let buyers leave negative feedback - once you get below 90% positive feedback, you might as well be invisible.
You can not just open a new account.
In addition to eBay rules about having only one account, there are many more disadvantages than getting a new account. You literally start from scratch.
You will not be able to use all the features of different eBay. Your existing customers will not be able to find more. Your auction will end at a lower price due to its low number of votes. Open a new account is like moving to a new city to escape some people who spread rumors about you, that is throwing the baby with the bath water.
A good reputation for you in sales.
When Powers eller tells me something, I am inclined to believe him. Item may be sold rather unlikely, but if you provide what they say is, I believe - are not going to risk their reputation, after all. This is the power of reputation: people know that you want to keep, and know that you will go to almost any lengths to do so.
This is true to the point I was going to buy something for $ 20 from a seller I know I can rely on for $ 15 a person with average information. Worth the extra money to feel like the seller knows his stuff, has all its systems in place and I'll point out quickly and efficiently.
You really want to find a seller on eBay so much easier and there is only one way to get a good reputation: make sure you please your customers every time. But some customers can be, well, just a little hard to please. In the next email, we ask: is the eBay customer always right?
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