* Selling a high end note with no prior feedback ratings

* Bulk of feedback has been left by just a few ebay user I.D.s

* Most of the feedback are for very low dollar amounts or are from non-currency related transactions.

* MAKE SURE the feedbacks you are looking at are for FEEDBACKS AS A SELLER!

HOW TO DETERMINE THAT AN EBAY CURRENCY SELLER WITH A HIGH POSITIVE FEEDBACK SCORE MAY BE JUST A TAD LESS TRUSTWORTHY THAN THE SCORE IMPLIES.

Count your fingers after shaking hands with these guys and gals! Some dealers will actually use the rules to their own benefit - imagine that!

* The statement “I am note a certified grader” or “I don’t know anything about currency” , especially when followed by a statement such as “Look at the photos and you be the judge”.

* A seller that does not allow returns.

* Poor quality photos - Photos that are too blurred, too dark, or too small.

* A “ NO RETURNS” policy.

* Absence of a stated grade.

* Paragraphs of wordy descriptions of the condition of a banknote that are actually vague in nature without the seller stating either the grade of the note or his/her/their opinion of how the note should grade.