Scamsters on ebay and how to ---

In spite of many guarantees of safety eBay might make to you, nothing is 100% certain.You might end up dealing with a scamster thinking that you are dealing with a reputed seller when you are buying from ebay.In such a case you might lose your cash without getting the item you had ordered or you might get a substandard or a product different from thwe one you might have ordered.That's why you should always check the seller's reputation, or 'feedback rating'. This is a quick and easy-to-read summary of their history as an eBay seller, which gives you some idea of whether or not you should trust them with your money.On each item's description page, there is a box in the top-right hand corner about the seller, with the title 'Seller information'. This contains the seller's name, their feedback score, and their positive feedback percentage, as well as any stars they have earned. However do not assume that anyone with a very high number can be trusted, but that isn't always true.Consider anything below 99% to be a red flag and investigate further.Depending on their rating,different coloured stars are given to eBay sellers,in this sequence: yellow, blue,turquoise, purple, red, green, shooting yellow, shooting turquoise, shooting purple,shooting red. Anyone with 'shooting' star is an experienced eBay member who you can trust.Just click the seller's name, to get a more detailed view of their reputation .This page shows the total number of people who gave them a positive or negative rating, as well as a breakdown by time. You can also see a complete history of all the comments that have ever been left about them, with the most recent first.Have a look at the most recent transactions,for negative comments if any.Look at past feedbacks.If there are persistent badfeedbacks,do not enter into any transactions with that seller.