What makes someone a "Community Expert"

[thomakin1]

Who are these so called "community experts" who pop up in support of ebay whenever anyone posts about something which they dislike? I've noticed some of them have very low feedback scores, what is it that qualifies them to give advice? Or are they as I suspect simply  minimum wage ebay drones sat in front of a computer all day?

[redwick1]

We or at least I do not profess to be a Community Expert that is a title ebay gave us.

 We have low feedback scores because we choose not to use our other accounts to answer on here as we have been in the past open to people abusing our accounts to get at us or be rude to us or acuse us of being ebay staff.

Many of us have many throusands of feedback some have businesses and many of us have been on ebay for many years.

And No we are not ebay drones but we do use our own spare time to try and help others with problems and indeed have many who we have helped.

Of course there are always those like yourself who do not appreciate it but then you can not please all the people all of the time or give replies just to please. 

[thomakin1]

Then as an "expert" I suggest you take a look at my post regarding ebays inability to do simple mathematics and see if you can put positive spin on that for your masters

[pixiesen2012]

ebay charge 12.8% plus 30p per transaction, so nothing wrong with ebays maths!

[redwick1]

I looked at your previous post as you suggested.There is nothing wrong with my maths even though it is a long time since I was at school, There is nothing wrong with ebays maths either. !2.8% of £10 when I went to school was £1.28. Ebays fees 12.8%+30p = £1.58 so your fees were exactly as they should have been. You have been told that several times so keep going over it is not going to change the charges and neither is being rude to others just because you did not get the reply you wanted.