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Understanding the Guidelines for Listing Vintage Perfumes
Summary: williegrl seeks advice from the community regarding challenges they faced when listing a vintage perfume. Their listing was removed possibly due to the description of the bottle's fill level and evaporation. They ask for guidance on how to accurately describe vintage perfumes while complying with the platform's guidelines, including any key phrases or details to include or avoid when listing such items.
Hello community,
I've recently faced some challenges while trying to list a vintage perfume, and I'm hoping to tap into your collective wisdom for guidance. My listing was removed, and I'm speculating it might be related to how I described the bottle's fill level. I specifically mentioned it was a low fill and noted potential evaporation. However, I've observed other listings with similar descriptions that seem to meet the platform's standards.
I'm curious to understand how to correctly list vintage perfumes, particularly with regards to accurate descriptions that comply with the guidelines. What are the best practices you've found helpful when listing items like this? Are there specific phrases or details that are crucial to include or avoid? I'd appreciate any insights or experiences you could share that might help me and others in the community list similar items successfully.
Looking forward to your thoughts!
eastlaneave
Mentor2 weeks ago@williegrl
For perfume -
You can sell New unopened bottles (and ship using Hazmat rules)
You can sell empty collectible bottles. So the bottle should be empty.
https://www.ebay.com/help/policies/prohibited-restricted-items/cosmetics-perfume-policy?id=4290
Not allowed
Used perfume, including partially filled bottles