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I hate ebay

Started by russell, April 02, 2009, 01:50:04 PM

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russell

I've had three auctions removed recently, for "violating terms," which apparently were these:

- you can't have "personal checks and money orders" in your DESCRIPTION. they don't allow you to set anything but PayPal as a payment option in the little "Payment Options" box thing, but even in your description, apparently its tyranny to offer other options. hard cunts just want you to use paypal because they own it.

- you can't have "LIKE NEW" in your description because apparently it deceives people that are looking for new new items. well why can you have "white shoes" in your title when someone might just be looking for shoes? bullshit, "like new" and "new" are something every person who has ever used ebay can tell apart and make use of.

between these increasingly oppressive "terms," the stupid reworkings of the seller fees that look like they help you but actually cost more, new buyer/seller feedback policy (buyers can only receive positive), and the bi-weekly redesigns, I'm about ready to create my own ebay replacement


The artist formally known

"near mint" is what a lot of mtg cards are labeled as on ebay. isn't that the same?

Feynman

I love eBay.

I bought Planet Earth on Blu-ray for only 35 bucks. Free shipping.

russell

Quote from: reefer on April 02, 2009, 03:39:38 PM
"near mint" is what a lot of mtg cards are labeled as on ebay. isn't that the same?


I guess they don't care for that because it's more specific collector jargon, i.e. you wouldn't describe most things as "mint"

Oh

Quote from: Bassir on April 02, 2009, 04:51:53 PM
I love eBay.

I bought Planet Earth on Blu-ray for only 35 bucks. Free shipping.
I got it for 50.  >.<

Tomboh

Quote from: reefer on April 02, 2009, 03:39:38 PM
"near mint" is what a lot of mtg cards are labeled as on ebay. isn't that the same?
ive looked through a comic book magazine before, and theres like actual definitions for stuff like that. so i guess if its definition is lined out then its ok

superclucky

Quote from: wziard on April 02, 2009, 05:55:18 PM
I guess they don't care for that because it's more specific collector jargon, i.e. you wouldn't describe most things as "mint"
i do ;_;

'it's in mint condition!!!!'
kewns are smelly

russell

Quote from: Nymphet on April 03, 2009, 12:49:05 PM
i do ;_;

'it's in mint condition!!!!'


yeah but you'd only say that for like trading cards or comic books or other collectible books.

superclucky

Quote from: wziard on April 03, 2009, 01:02:43 PM
yeah but you'd only say that for like trading cards or comic books or other collectible books.
i am misusing the word  saddood;
kewns are smelly

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