Neobay seller feedback request...

By Andrew Lyle
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Im not a huge fan of neobay, and dont really trust it 100% (but really, who can you trust these days?)

But one of my jobs at work, is to improve things. so i felt the need to improve neobay!

I thought of a very clever solution, to allow for people to trust neobay a little more.

If users could see sellers item(s) feedback's, and maybe a total amount of feedbacks left (sorta like ebay). And the rating people left for it, Sort of a (Y) or (Y)(Y) or (N)... etc.

Just a suggestion...

sorry i didnt make a mockup, it's just an idea i was toying with, and thought it would help neowin out a little, and make there users (me :D) feel a little safer buying items from here.

thanks

-lylesback2

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hmmm, i seen another forum with a feature like i suggested. thought it was sorta cool. just remembered it now. i think it was probetalk or something (i own a ford probe...94 :p)

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Toastyone

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What about everyone just use Heat, (heatware.com) and post their heat when they post to sell things. I know for some reason the feedback forum deletes posts after a while or something because it only goes to the 15th of Dec. So if you were a bad seller and somebody left a post about you on the 13th nobody could see it now, I don't think.... :unsure:

NVM You can use search forum and just type the members name and it comes up, people should learn to use search :p

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Joel

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What about everyone just use Heat, (heatware.com) and post their heat when they post to sell things. I know for some reason the feedback forum deletes posts after a while or something because it only goes to the 15th of Dec. So if you were a bad seller and somebody left a post about you on the 13th nobody could see it now, I don't think.... :unsure:

NVM You can use search forum and just type the members name and it comes up, people should learn to use search  :p

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Change the forum filter to more than 30 days. Look at the bottom.

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