Sorry, but it wasn't based on any mutual consent by me -- and I was the seller. This guy just bid on one of my items and I couldn't see his feedback. I had nothing to say about it. I repeat my original question:
 
What's the point in having a public feedback system if people can't see someone's feedback?
 
For me, it's a red flag. I have to figure the bidder is trying to hide something. If not, I can't understand why anyone would use this option, as it actually draws attention to yourself. I don't normally check the feedback of my bidders until and if a problem develops. So, if this guy had something to hide, he actually drew attention to himself by setting his feedback to "private". If it had been displayed as a regular, normal score, I wouldn't have thought twice about it -- as it is, I cancelled his bid.
 
-- JR
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 14:48
Subject: [MOPO] Ebay Hidden Feedback

The hidden feedback is based on mutual consent between the buyer and seller.  As the feedback cannot be retracted it gives the chance for one or the other to come to an agreement without affecting the "credit score."  In many ways it's a good idea but on the other hand it could show a false scenario. 


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