Dear Members,
As eBay continues to grow, it is important that we continue to evolve the Feedback system to ensure it remains a credible measure of trust. For almost two years, eBay has been working on a new project to enhance our current reputation system. Feedback 2.0 adds a new dimension to eBay’s premier online reputation system, allowing buyers to rate transactions based on item description, communication, shipping time, and shipping & handling charges.
Feedback 2.0 adds the following new features:
Detailed Seller Ratings – Currently buyers are able to rate the sellers positive, negative or neutral and leave comments on the same. With the launch of Feedback 2.0, buyers will be able to rate the sellers on specific transaction aspects like item description, communication, shipping time, and shipping & handling charges. These ratings will be based on a 1 to 5 scale, with 1 being the lowest and 5 the being the highest rating. The average of all ratings will be displayed on the seller’s Feedback Profile page.
To see how the new ratings will be displayed on the Feedback Profile page, please
Click Here.
(To view the page in right size click on the orange rectangle button that appears at right bottom)
Item Title and Price – To give buyers more information while they are evaluating the reputation of a seller, the transaction’s item title and selling price will display beneath each Feedback comment on the Feedback Profile page for a period of 90 days.
Feedback 2.0 helps buyers feel even more confident about a seller’s reputation, while rewarding good sellers by recognizing and spotlighting the things you do to ensure customer satisfaction.
Pilot launching shortly
Last November, for one week, buyers were presented with the ability to leave detailed seller ratings and the results were very promising. Over 80% of all buyers leaving Feedback for sellers left Detailed Seller Ratings during this data collection period. This high rate of usage is important since it eliminates any negative impact to a seller’s score based on the occasional low rating they may receive for actions outside of their control. (Such as a lost package, or an item damaged in transit.) Detailed Seller Ratings will be representative of a seller’s overall behaviour as our buyer community views it.
In late February, we will pilot Feedback 2.0 on India, as well as these seven additional markets: Australia, Belgium, France, Ireland, Italy, Poland, and the United Kingdom. We will continue to monitor the usage of Feedback 2.0 carefully to ensure there is no disruption to the marketplace. If all goes well, we plan to launch globally in Summer.
To understand Feedback 2.0, please view the
Frequently Asked Question.
For any questions on Feedback 2.0, please feel free to post your question on this thread.
Regards
Sapana