I have 100% but only 450 transactions but my feedback comments are very favorable. You have to check out a seller's history before you bid. Make sure the seller does not have zero transactions. Even a new seller can build up some good will by buying things first and getting positive response.
I disagree with Lauren. There is nothing wrong with using a stock photo from a website if you dont have any pictures but you should mention it. From my point of view, I have been scammed by buyers more than once.
First try to to get only products if there are real pictures they took not ones copied from the Internet.
Make sure the price is average for the product whether new/used. It is probably faked if its super cheap or super expensive like if there was a used pair of dr dre studio beats. It is probably fake if its $74 and fake if its $350. Read customer reviews to see if the sellers have a bad reputation or not and if people were satisfied with there product. Last go online and see what the difference are between the real thing and the fake thing. There are sometimes signs that you can look for in the pictures.
Good Luck
Been on Ebay for a good length of time, lots of positive feedback, little negative feedback.
A good Ebay seller really wants to avoid any negative feedback. If it's less than 90% positive I move on.
Look for sellers with hundreds of feedback which are positive. Look for a purple red or green star with 95% or more positive feedback and obviously any shooting star is good too!
