@kathieskorner wrote:
I looked at a few of your listings and could find no description beyond the title, condition, and item specifics - yet your TOS were many paragraphs long. Perhaps the lack of description is the reason you get a lot of SNADs.
I have to agree with you. What sellers think passes for a "detailed" listing these days is laughable.
I took a look at their stuff after reading this comment--they don't even abide by their own terms.
In their own terms:
The product has been described to the best of our knowledge and in the greatest detail and truthfulness. We have also taken detailed photographs of the actual product being sold. The photographs often describe the item better than words. We have made every reasonable effort to disclose any known defects.
The first item I looked at is a doll in a box.
The description consisted solely of a statement that the box isn't mint, but the doll has never been removed from it.
What isn't mint about the box? Who knows.
What defects are present? Who knows.
Has the box ever been opened? Who knows.
Something is wrong with the box to make it "not mint", but, despite their terms to the contrary, they didn't write one word about what it is.
Not to mention just standard details.
What size is the box? Who knows.
What size is the doll? Who knows.
The description tells me pretty much nothing.
And the "detailed photos" that they claimed were better than the description (not that such a thing is too difficult, when the description is less than 20 words & tells me nothing specific about the item whatsoever)? There's 1 photo, 900x1600, of just the front of the box with the item in it.
The other sides? Not one photo.
"Detailed"? 900x1600 is barely enough be considered high definition--and that's including their background on all four sides of the photo. Just for fun, I cropped the image down to the actual item. 642x1255--HD starts at 720x1280.
@monster-deals, you're right, you shouldn't "roll over & take it". You should, instead, actually do what your terms say you do. Take actual HD, detailed photos of the item. Use the text to actually describe the flaws in the item (and the other parts too). You claim in your terms (that I assume you consider "binding") to have used the greatest amount of detail possible to describe the items as accurately as possible. If that's true, this is honestly sad, because you don't seem to describe much of anything, and you certainly don't do so in detail.
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