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01-22-2003, 05:02 PM
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Thoughts on paying for an item with 0 feedback seller
Posted By: Julie Vognar
I've never been a prolific bidder on EBay--too many disappointments, but I was stupidly up a tree when we had to chnage our e-mail address (which had been my EBay handle as well). I tried to enter my new e-mail address as a new EBay handle, but EBay wasn't having any funny squiggly marks anymore, like "@". (if you ALREADY had a "@" in your EBay handle, they'd let you keep it. What I should have done was KEEP my old EBAy handle, even though it wasn't my e-mail address anymore). So I started again at "0"! Several auctions said they wouldn't accept anyone with feedback num,ber below 10, so i had to give them TWO EBay names, "14520sjowall" and "rvognar01@home.com"--so they could see all --40? 
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