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Re: How does rate a user work?
Reply #4 - 05/12/06 at 07:32:11  
Nope that is not where I can rate a person. That is where I can view my ratings.

I found what I was looking for. You have to view bought or sold items and then there is a "rate" link to the right of each item bought or sold.

I suppose it makes sense to place it there but it wasn't intuitive at first.

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