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I am trying to order several bird eggs listed as 6 plus at a going price or bid . I would like them
all pressed Add to Cart . The order for one came up. is this one order or one egg?
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disneyshopper
Mentor3 years agoWhat is the item number?
rod-c-64
OP3 years agoI was asking about the language of the offer ( the item number makes no difference it is the language that is confusing in the the offer) There are several other items that use the same language. Is the listed numbers of the item how many there are of the item or the number of the order being made? Note an AI can not answer this question. Only a human will know the answer.
shipscript
·3 years ago@rod-c-64
We humans are better skilled at answering if we can see the item number.
Did you click the "buy it now" button?
When a listing says a "set of 6", then all six should be in the shipment and the order will say quantity 1 (consisting of one set of six). Many listings will actually say there is a "lot of 6" in the eBay-controlled area. However, some sellers get confused when asked for the quantity they are selling, so they may create an ambiguous listing. I would recommend looking at the selling history within the buyer feedback. If the seller has a lot of seller feedback, then they are probably stating the listing correctly. If the buyer has very little seller feedback, the listing may, or may not, be correctly stated. That is what we humans look at when trying to evaluate the probabilities.