@k1ooo-slr-sales wrote:everybody should just cool down a bit . . . . I mean, watchcount buyer/bidder history tool has been retired . . . . . but the sun will still rise in the morning, the boards will still exist, we will adapt . . . . . . so no need for angst between eachother over something that ultimately we had no control over.
That search feature has been burried, time to move on.
Bit of a controversial topic of discussion I suppose. Just speaking personally.... I rarely used it (once or twice a year, maybe), and never for non-paying buyers.
I don't think any sellers used it to check out the items, as such. I mean if I really want to I could figure out with near-certainty exactly what a buyer (with public feedback) has bought, but the items themselves are of little to no interest to a seller who's trying to get a feel for a buyer in order to help guide decisions and actions. (Which is not to suggest the Watch Count tool was necessary for that, just helped provide more comprehensive insight).
As a seller who has experienced some truly awful buyer behaviour this year, the worst thing about said experiences was (at the very least the feeling of) being blind and virtually powerless against some of their actions. With the aid of other sellers and some intel gathering not available via eBay, I was able to get myself into a much better position to protect myself from their attempts to sabotage my account.
I looked at various publicy accessible information in order to do that, and I'm not sorry I did.
Will I miss the history tool? No. I'll continue to work the best way I can with whatever tools I get (pun intended 
) but I understand why some people will (miss it).
@collect247 wrote:Even ur anus?
No, that planet and Neptune are setting just after the sun at the moment (you can't see them with the naked eye though).
