Apparently it is "for real." People have all kinds of personal preferences, personal reasons to do or not to do certain things.
As an example, a relative of mine refused to consume Heinz ketchup, due to the connection of that name with a certain political candidate some years ago.
On eBay, however, refusing to sell or send to buyers with shipping addresses within the USA -- including Texas --
is not an acceptable reason for a seller to cancel a transaction. If that seller cancels too many transactions because he/she doesn't want to deal with people from Texas, he/she may eventually lose eBay selling privileges
monroe67
Mentor11 months agoApparently it is "for real."
People have all kinds of personal preferences, personal reasons to do or not to do certain things.
As an example, a relative of mine refused to consume Heinz ketchup, due to the connection of that name with a certain political candidate some years ago.
On eBay, however, refusing to sell or send to buyers with shipping addresses within the USA -- including Texas --
is not an acceptable reason for a seller to cancel a transaction.
If that seller cancels too many transactions because he/she doesn't want to deal with people from Texas, he/she may eventually lose eBay selling privileges