You are in the USA.....the rules may be different to what we have in Australia.

Sellers here can send a feedback revision request to the buyer but it is limited to a % of their total feedback.

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@lyndal1838 wrote:

You are in the USA.....

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You are the one who usually points that out to me Stawks.

It makes my day when I get one up on you.

Yes, but those old ones give you that warm fuzzy feeling when you remember the olden days, Who doesn't love the olden days?

This is what I did. On whatever page you're on, buying, selling, whatever, click "board options" at the top, then "mark all as read". Then when a necro thread does get resurrected, you get taken straight to the new message, not the OP who is probably long dead and buried.

You've dragged up a necro thread, but I'll answer any way, because your point is still current. There are several reasons why bad feedback can be removed. If you abuse the seller e.g. "Scumbag seller lists items he doesn't have. Rot in hell dirtbag" (also written in uppercase).

If you mention a dispute, e.g. "Seller refused to refund for item not in stock. Had to open a dispute".

If the seller is a high volume seller or a big brand name, like the Good Guys, Myer, DJ's, any of them. They have to power to have and feedback removed. It's part of the deal they have made with eBay. They more than likely pay for that privilege.

If you bought from the UK or US via Global Shipping and you mention slow postage or bad service.

Can you remember what you said in your feedback? Have they left you feedback?

Tippy, did you look at fb left for others?    

But, but, but - nnffyghttz.