When a member is showing ten 100% positive feedback its a sign he can be trusted right? In many cases no its not, and its directly affecting normal law abiding members of ebay.

Particulary when buying fast moving products like sat navs, latest mobile phones WIIs etc do look out for the following feedback remarks and points on the sellers feedback and dont bid if it looks to good to be true, because in all likelyhood its not true and someone probally operating from Nigeria or China is trying to scam money off you. 

1. Typically items on the sellers feedback can be priced in Euros or Pounds, typically they all have around 10 positive feedback obtained on just one day for very low value products worth about 2 pence. Well what a surprise!!!

2. Typically many of their feedback "contributors" have already been struck off.  Well what another surprise!!!

3.Their feedback reads in  basic pidgeon English, one read that "his blessed Aunt would enjoy bodily her new life with this wonderfull product", this precise same message was repeated from 5 out of the 10 different positive feedback "sales" that this seller had.   Incredible coincedence dont you think!!!

4. They never want to deal with pay-pal, money transfers only please direct to my account thanks Or an International money order will do nicely!!!  Well that one doesnt take much working out does it??

What is actually happening is so obvious, these scammers whereever they are simply open multiple ebay accounts and invent sales within their own accounts systems simply to get a very fast 100% positive feedback results, so when you the buyer are checking the sellers feedback, to all intents and purposes their feedback is immaculate. Main moral of this story is if in doubt double check the feedback out.

By the time Ebay closes them down they will have scammed dozens of gullable buyers, I hope by reading this guide that it does not become you who falls victim to these people.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. Please vote Yes below if you want to help stop these feedback scammers