How do I get better feedback? I was hoping to increase my feedback score.

[erg-auto-electrical-wholesalers]

Thanks.

[davidc4430]

pop into woolies, in the freezer section, find a big bag of mixed feedback.

heat the mixed feedback at max in a microwave for a 2 minutes then add to you feedback in ebay.

i llearned this in My Ebay Rules

[imastawka]

You increase your fb score by selling more.

And if we knew how to do that we'd all be rich

[collect247]

And by selling more you mean to total strangers and not family members hehe

[davidc4430]

selling more = more feedback?

who would have thought of that (smacks forehead)

next you'll be telling me if i sell a million items i'll be a millionaire. crazy talk.

[collect247]

Only if you sell double the price and taking into account all the fees and charges and your pet dog woof!

[spottymeg53]

I Thought he was finished with us????

[digital*ghost]

Ok.... I will share with you the secret to my success (success, mostly just in the context of your question, i.e. based on me having over 10k FB, though an actual score of around 7500, thanks to repeat buyers / multiple purchases 😉 ). 

It's the t-shirt that's in the spoiler tags, which I bought a couple of years ago to support one of the best indie music labels around (Enemies List Home Recordings, just FYI). 

It's a lucky t-shirt, so I wear it as often as I can.

Actually, I think over time, the company motto (which is "Get To Work"), and this T-shirt, somehow created a unique kind of hypnotic mojo that forces motivates me, especially if I'm wearing it while any of the music from their label is playing. O_O 

Are you ready for a potentially life-changing insight? 

Spoiler

[*tippy*toes*]

If he gets one of them shirts, he might make the million bucks a month that he originally planned.........instead of a big fat zero $10 every month.

[collect247]

How the heck are you surviving with selling only 8 items since you started?

That is the question I'd ask myself and not worry about feedback.

And then minus the items that friends have purchased as they wouldn't have paid you for them.