People can do many things on eBay. Many sell, and many drop ship, but not many have tried to combine the two. Buyer and Seller feedback is a mysterious concept used and can often overwhelm and undermine users, whether they are new or experienced. However, if your focus is on giving good customer service and striving to lean the process of how things work on this online auction website, feedback should be the least of your worries.

I would like to go into more detail on the function of Feedback on eBay and how it is significant to new eBay users because this is one of the primary things people associate with when thinking of eBay.

eBay is the most expanse and highly visible auction arena on the Internet. It is gigantic. Thousands of sales occur on an hourly basis. eBay speedily determined these sales were expanding so exponentially that there was no hope for efficiently and effectively keeping an overall record. And, even individual transactions were challenging.

eBay opted to develop online auctions that functioned in an organized manner. It was not good for business to have a disjointed and berserk site.

They were able to create a simple ranking system, which they called "feedback" in which all you need to do is rank the user that you were dealing with during your transaction. It was kept relatively simple as essentially you just leave a positive or negative feedback and no details of the transaction.

As far as this transaction goes in general, it is pretty straight forward. There is also an eBay DSR ranking which allows one to give more detail.

Feedback is an excellent way to keep everyone in line and let buyers and sellers be aware of who they are dealing with. Users' reputations and feedback ratings have become a vital aspect of the eBay process.

This is how eBay created order and organization, by keeping everyone accountable according to their reputation and feedback. This has proved to be successful.