This guide is a brief introduction on how to get your Ebay guides maliciously voted down by other sellers, especially as it pertains to the metaphysical category (though I am sure it pertains to all categories). I feel that I am expertly qualified to offer you some tips on this subject.

If you are trying to educate people to avoid scams on Ebay, rest assured the sellers who are guilty of such scams will stalk your guides and vote them down as quickly as possible. In some cases, the sellers may sit by the computer all day waiting for you to post a guide so that they may click the "no" button. The actual reason for this phenomenon is not clear. If you are exposing a scam, it should be expected that you get a lot of "No" votes on your guides.  If you are seeking a lot of "No" votes on your guides, I am here to offer you some tips...

• #1 Be sure to write about subjects that you have knowledge of and make sure that what you write about can be backed up and proven by various other sources. Don't write your opinions, just stick to the facts. Facts are far more important than opinions and they are much more likely to earn you a "No" vote.

• #2  Include numerous sources to back up the information you are sharing. What seems like common sense to you may be unfamiliar to the person reading. Wherever possible, include links to articles, experts in the field, books, and other documented sources. Just because you may know something is a fact does not mean everyone knows it. Include links and encourage others to do some research themselves. This is called letting the cat out of the bag and it will ensure that your guide gets a vehemently swift "No" vote.

• #3 If you are looking to maximize your number of "No" votes, be sure to write a lot of guides. This will keep all of the malicious "No" voters on their toes and they will be itching to see when you will write another guide so that they can click that no button. If you continue in this way, those "No" voters will get all of their friends to hop on Ebay and push that "No" button too...and before you know it you will be keeping everyone very busy spending inordinate amounts of time voting down your guides. I recommend writing one guide a week minimum in order to ensure that your guides get more no's than yeses.

Remember, if the guide makes sense and can be backed up by historical facts and/or information from reputable sources--yet it has a bunch of  "No" votes---it means someone, somewhere, has something to lose by having that information available to the public.


*If you have found this guide to be in opposition to the system of lies you spread in order to make money on the backs of the innocent, you know the drill: please click the NO button below.