How can I get eBay to realize this listing is deliberately misleading!
I ran across a listing of someone selling 2 rolls of pennies. They list it in a way to make it appear it is 2 rolls of 2025 pennies which would be potentially collectable being the last year they were minted. The list it as 2 , 2026 penny rolls making people think they are entirely 2025 pennies, when in fact the were ONLY RANDOMLY ROLLED in 2026.
It's obvious that bidders are falling for this as it is up to a bid of $40 plus $8 shipping for just $1 worth of pennies you could pick up at any bank for JUST $1.
Yes I know it's not illegal the way it is posted, but it is 100% immoral.
Can this person be stopped?
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eburtonlab
Mentor8 months agoIf the buyer receives an item that does not match the description or if the description is misleading, the buyer can file a "not as described" return and return the item at the seller's expense for a full refund within thirty days. The process is automated; if the seller does not cooperate at any point, the buyer can ask eBay to step in after three business days to force a refund.
eBay is much more willing to act on a report from a buyer that is willing to return an item compared to a report from a random non-buying user that might actually be a competing seller.