Hyperventilating about feedback elsewhere distracts one from focusing on getting sales. The lawsuit feebay bring against the site you mention should be interesting ... and bankrupt them. Perhaps you'd like to tell us the name of this collection of unwise auctioneers who freely import data from feebay without their permission, Henry .. :: grinz ::
Bleating about this is just wasting our time and yours; oh, and cutting-and-pasting the same text into various eBid threads will not get your points taken seriously by anyone above the mid-point of the Bell Curve.
For those who are genuinely bothered about migrating, certainly, a little background helps in marketing, but, in practice, online clients don't give a tinker's cuss about how fabulous you were somewhere else - they're interested in what service and products you're providing right now, because they want to buy things right now. You can mention your previous record in your About Me, or even add a little background about yourself or your previous record as an addendum to your listings.
Think of it as a new venture, as Ken says - unlike a new website, which has no feedback, you can put your effort into driving traffic to your new online venue, which has the advantage of an in-place structure, and your previous clients from elsewhere already know you're good
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