Would you sell to someone with no feedback?

its a risk but you cannot avoid them as they are potential buyers :)

I agree with mb1audio02.
But, if you do sell and get paid via Paypal, only sell if buyer has a verified address. As mb stated, Paypal is more likely on the buyers side and scammers know this. 
 I also look at posts, discussions, feedback, etc that other buyers/sellers have. It helps to know about the persons interests, etc.
 I've had very few problems and lots of positive transactions.
2 positives-
I posted a question about cables. A member (Albert) chimed in and offered to send me a pair to audition. He merely trusted me to return the cables. He did't know me at all.
 About 10 years ago, I made an offer for some very expensive speakers (10k range). My offer was declined. As the ad ended, the guy contacted me to say he'd consider my offer, but I was reluctant because he had no feedback and could not sell the item. He offered to ship the speakers to me. If I wanted to keep them, send him payment. If I didn't want to keep them, return the speakers. I eventually sent him the $.
 Sometimes we get lucky and things work out.
 

True sometimes you gave to take a chance .Like buying a lotto ticket , does marrying  your girlfriend fault into the same action ?

I’m glad that the sellers I recently purchased from on here and a few other similar sights had no bias that I had zero feedback. Each would be considered a large purchase based on numbers posted in this thread. I’m sure there’s people perfectly willing to scam the system, but then there are also ones who arnt. I did have one that was a dealer call me, obviously wanting to verify that I had made the purchase and asked a few questions to feel me out. Have no problem with them doing that to try to cover themselves to some extent.