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There's a couple of ways - one is Toolhaus, where you enter the seller's ID and item title to search their feedback: http://toolhaus.org/cgi-bin/item-fb
The other is a manual search through a FB profile (which is what I do, since I generally find it faster and easier) - also, these will only work with sellers who don't have private listings, because the item titles need to appear on the feedback page.
Click the link at the bottom of the page to display 200 feedback per page, press F3 for a little search box to pop up on your browser, type in the main keyword(s) of the item, the search function will jump to FB comments wherever that word appears.
This is what it looks like in Chrome - it's showing red, 0 of 0 because the word 'black' doesn't appear on this page (well, it does now, so if you use that to test the function, you'll get a hit :D) , but it will count all instances of the word(s) if it does appear, and you can use the up / down approws to jump to each one.
In short, No.
But try a search for your item then select completed listings in the left margin.
Look for the listings with price in green signifying sold items.
That may lead you to a seller that sells a lot of those items.
There's a couple of ways - one is Toolhaus, where you enter the seller's ID and item title to search their feedback: http://toolhaus.org/cgi-bin/item-fb
The other is a manual search through a FB profile (which is what I do, since I generally find it faster and easier) - also, these will only work with sellers who don't have private listings, because the item titles need to appear on the feedback page.
Click the link at the bottom of the page to display 200 feedback per page, press F3 for a little search box to pop up on your browser, type in the main keyword(s) of the item, the search function will jump to FB comments wherever that word appears.
This is what it looks like in Chrome - it's showing red, 0 of 0 because the word 'black' doesn't appear on this page (well, it does now, so if you use that to test the function, you'll get a hit :D) , but it will count all instances of the word(s) if it does appear, and you can use the up / down approws to jump to each one.
Well, who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
Ignore me OP, DG has the word.
I should move to Adelaide, seems that's where all the wise people are. 
@kopenhagen5 wrote:
I should move to Adelaide,
The more, the merrier 😄 (but perhaps not so wise, lol - I have no idea what "approws" are, nor why I typed that in place of "arrows" 
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