posted on September 10, 2002 08:24:06 PM new
When looking at someone's feedback and they have negatives, but have PAGES of feedback, is there a way to just call up the negatives to read, rather than hunting through all the pages?
posted on September 10, 2002 08:29:26 PM new
MORE THAN LIKELY IF THEY ARE OLDER THAN 6 MONTHS THEY THOUGHT THEY WERE HOT,,,,,S,,,,AND HAVE LEARNED THEIR LESSON ABOUT FEED BACK. WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND. NOT WORTH TRYING TO FIND. BUT I HAVE NO EASY ANSWER FOR YOUR QUESTION. WADE IF IT'S THAT IMPORTANT.
posted on September 10, 2002 08:32:44 PM new
Hi Jackswebb - Thanks. You are probably right about them not being that important if they are that old but sometimes my curiosity gets the best of me.........coral
posted on September 10, 2002 11:02:37 PM new
Gret Free program to check feedback and contains NO spyware is
http://www.teamredline.com/gutcheck/default.asp
posted on September 10, 2002 11:36:13 PM new
I usually just go to the bottum and click the 200 per page thing and use ctrl+F to find the word 'complaint'. If there is thousands of bids to wade through I just look at the overal percentage to decide if I want to deal with the seller. Any more that 3% negs and I am aprehensive.
I also check for undeserved retaliation bids sometimes. For example, I was about to bid over $200 for an item today when I noticed alot of negs for poor communications. I checked out the other users and it turned out that the seller would leave stupid (obviosly undeserved) retaliation negs... so I did not bid on the item.
my 2cents
-Rob
note: I highly recomend the Google.com toolbar. It makes searching a webpage alot simpler.
posted on September 11, 2002 06:42:49 AM new
Gutcheck is the best tool for this and is free. With Gutcheck, you just right click on the persons feedback and then it downloads all feedback. You can click a check boc to show only negative and neutral. This has been an invaluable tool for me.
