I don't know, to me it looks like this member has purchased many items from Chinese sellers and hasn't received them or at least not in a timely manner. Which is quite normal for Chinese sellers.
If unsure, find another seller.
If a member in feedback looks unreasonable, I am not going to give them my business.
I can open the jpg but had trouble seeing all of it clearly when I enlarged it, but it looks to me as if several of the comments are for the same seller?
So instead of lots of negative, unrelated feedback, what we might be seeing is bad feedback for just a small number of sellers.
If I had one seller who did not send me 3 or 4 items and I did not get a refund, I'd be leaving a neg for each transaction too.
But that begs the question-when did they buy these things? If I did not get the items, I'd be going through an ebay claim to get my money back that way.
I agree with digital ghost that one of the feedback comments was a bit weird, you don't let your pet die just because something has not arrived from an ebay seller.
Altogether, what i am seeing there (if it is a list of their most recent feedback) is not a good look.
However, you're not talking about selling to this person. You're talking about buying from them.
If you do buy from this person, they cannot leave you negative feedback. No seller can.
You'd be in no danger from their poison pen and if they did by chance try to leave a neg comment with a positive dot, you could contact ebay and it would be removed and they might get a warning from ebay not to do that again.
And what if they didn't send the item? You wouldn't even have to deal with the seller, you could go straight to make an ebay claim.
What if the item was not satisfactory, not as described? Again, you could go straight to ebay to open a not as described claim and follow through.
So if they are a seller based in Australia, I don't think there is all that much risk associated with buying from them, although if you're talking a really large purchase, I'd always proceed with more caution.
