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A feedback star question...

queenelsa83 — Wed, 26 Mar 2014 17:30:47 GMT

...When will it change to a different colour for me next? When I reach 300 feedback? Or will it be 500 feedback? 😛

Re: A feedback star question...

ilove2patch — Wed, 26 Mar 2014 17:36:30 GMT

Feedback!

As your feedback score increases, so does the colour of the star next to your feedback score!

YELLOW - When you get 10 to 49 positive feedback comments left on your account, your star will be yellow!

BLUE - When you get 50 to 99 positive comments left on your account, your star will be blue!

TURQOISE - When you get 100 to 499 positive comments left on your account, your star will be turqoise!

PURPLE - When you get 500 to 999 positive feedback comments left on your account, your star will be purple!

RED - When you get 1,000 to 4,999 positive feedback comments left on your account, your star will be red!

GREEN - When you get 5,000 to 9,999 positive feedback comments left on your account, your star will be green!

YELLOW SHOOTING STAR - When you get 10,000 to 24,999 positive feedback comments left on your account, you will get a yellow shooting star!

TURQOISE SHOOTING STAR - When you get 25,000 to 49,999 positive feedback comments on your account, you will get a turqoise shooting star!

PURPLE SHOOTING STAR - When you get 50,000 to 99,999 positive feedback comments, you will get a purple shooting star!

RED SHOOTING STAR - When you get 100,000 or more positive feedback comments, you will get a red shooting star!

A red shooting star is the highest you can get!

Hope this helps!

Re: A feedback star question...

5129frederick — Wed, 26 Mar 2014 19:24:39 GMT

I think there are about four companies out there with a feedback of over a million which is unique. About a year ago they ran their stories in the Mail and one of them was unbelievable modest about his achievement - NOT! They showed a photo of him standing behind his counter and there wasn't even a hint of a smile on his face. With breath taking arrogance he said;

"I do not wish to come across as conceited, but from the age of twelve I was running my own lilttle business at school, and so before eBay came onto the scene, I just knew I was destined for higher things. Obviously I very pleased, but not unduly surprised."

Quote: "I do not wish to come across as conceited..." NO?!!!

Re: A feedback star question...

queenelsa83 — Fri, 28 Mar 2014 12:42:29 GMT

Thank you for all the helpful feedback star info there, now I know much more about how it works 🙂