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 ohiotreasurehunter
  		posted on May 13, 2004 05:41:39 PM new
I had been toying with the idea of opening aan Ebay Store, and of course I wasn't quite ready for the "free" opportunities! I have already created a new id that I wanted, but now I need to get 20 feedback quickly! Any ideas?? (you need 20 to open a store...)
[ edited by ohiotreasurehunter on May 13, 2004 05:42 PM ]
 
 fluffythewondercat
  		posted on May 13, 2004 05:42:49 PM new
Do 20 Buy It Nows on coupon auctions. Shop carefully and you can do it for $20-$25.

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 ohiotreasurehunter
  		posted on May 13, 2004 05:44:42 PM new
Thats a good idea. It has to be for 20 different sellers, right?

 
 bizzycrocheting
  		posted on May 13, 2004 05:45:43 PM new
Or, in Fluffy's case, you can sell your first 20 kittens!

 
 fluffythewondercat
  		posted on May 13, 2004 05:50:29 PM new
Yep, 20 different sellers.

You might be amazed at what there are coupons available for.

You could *also* do the full-sheet (UPS) label auctions if you wanted to stock up on those, but that's going to run you a few more bucks, I think.

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 TnErnie
  		posted on May 13, 2004 06:21:34 PM new
Another quickie feedback builder is those "recipe" auctions for .50 - 1.00 where they email them to you.

I had a buyer one time who built up a feedback of 40+ within two or three days on auctions like that. When he first bid on my auction his feedback was 0, but by the time the auction ended it was over 50.

Edited to add: Just for the record, I wasn't selling recipes. LOL
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 replaymedia
  		posted on May 13, 2004 06:58:41 PM new
Don't those 20 feedbacks have to be as a SELLER, not a buyer?

Not sure here.


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 fenix03
  		posted on May 13, 2004 07:14:06 PM new
No replay - it just checks the feedback number, not the source of them.


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If it's really "common" sense, why do so few people actually have it?
 
 ohiotreasurehunter
  		posted on May 13, 2004 07:17:08 PM new
Hmmm...I just assumed feeback is feedback. I found this under help section on ebay stores:

To open an eBay Store, you need to meet the following requirements:

You must have an eBay seller's account, with your credit card placed on file.
You must have a feedback score of 20 or higher, or be ID Verified.



 
 stonecold613
  		posted on May 13, 2004 08:38:44 PM new
The sellers account thing is just putting your credit card account on file and confirming.

Feedback doesn't matter if it is from buying or selling.

 
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