albertabrightalberta
Hello, everybody. I recently sold a pair of Christian Dior sneakers and merrily sent them to eBay's authenticator. I just received a message that informs me that:
"The shoe size received is inconsistent with the size purchased or the size disclosed in the listing."
That ^^^ is what is under the tongue. I referenced 3-4 size conversion tables and they uniformly said that a Euro 39 equates to a US size 8.5...which is how I listed the pair.
Can anybody enlighten me as to how to list these again and not get dinged by the authenticator? Thanks!
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Thanks for the reply. It would have been helpful for the authenticator to provide their learned wisdom as to what size they think the shoes are, but I was in the army...I understand how bureaucracies function. Or dysfunction. Here's the original listing title:
Guess I will need to sell them on one of alternate marketplaces. *shrugs*
Depending on the brand of shoes, I can wear from 38 to 41. Each brand's sizing is different.
Personally, if I were listing them, I'd only list as 39 and not do any conversion of the size since the manufacturer doesn't show what they believe the US size is.
On Uggs, their sizing label shows US, UK, Australia and Japan. When their label shows what the sizing conversions are, then I put it in the listing. But I only list as whatever size(s) are shown on the markings/label.
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