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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jaceravone, post: 819843, member: 9474&quot;]Feedback is important for the simple fact is that it allows me to know that a buyer has received and item and whether it is in satisfactory condition or not.&nbsp; This is especially important if you have taken out insurance on an item. I save all my paperwork for items that I ship with insurance.&nbsp; I currently have two items which I have saved the paperwork because I bought insurance on them.&nbsp; It has been over a month and I have not heard anything from these people, even after sending two polite reminders to at least let me know if they have even received the item.&nbsp;&nbsp; Forget the feedback part, its just the lack of simple communication, a common courtesy, that lets the seller know that the person has received the item and things are ok or not.&nbsp; How long are you required to hold on to this stuff?&nbsp; How long does the buyer have to notify you that an item was not received or damaged?&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I very rarely ever have a problem with receiving feedback from someone whom I have bought something off of.&nbsp; Sometimes I may have to drop a reminder note, but it usually gets done.&nbsp; But when selling, feedback is so much more important, just for the simple reason stated above, IMO.&nbsp;&nbsp; Also, its just a common courtesy to let buyers and sellers alike know if you are a decent seller.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>How many times have we read here on CT where someone will mention that they will not buy off of someone who does not have xxx number of feedbacks?&nbsp; I can tell you that there were many times I have seen posts like this.&nbsp; Also, how many times have you seen someone say that they would not allow someone to buy from them unless they had xxx amount of feedback?&nbsp; I have a few times.&nbsp; Feedback does factor in greatly on how people view you.&nbsp; I, personally feel more comfortable doing business with someone who has a large amount of good feedback. There is a comfort level there.&nbsp; When dealing with someone with a small number of feedback, now you are dealing wiht someone like me and who knows what you are going to get.&nbsp; Now, I know the same can be said about a large dealer, but chances are that a larger dealer with higher feedback has already worked out much of the kinks.&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Now I know some of you &quot;glass is half empty&quot; members out there are wondering why I am making such a big deal about this...which, in the big scheme of things I could care less about....but this was my gripe tonight so just pardon the interuption.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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