What does HTF mean?

[jw1971sam]

I'm new to eBay and see a lot of abbreviated terms, such as HTF NWOT, etc. Can someone share with me what are all the abbreviations and what they mean? Thanks. 

[chinohighcowboys1963 · Accepted solution]

HTF- Hard to find

NWOT- New without tags

[lady_madonna]

@jw1971sam 

You might find these helpful:

B&W: black and white

BC: back cover (usually used as a description for books)

BIN: Buy It Now

CIP: customer initiated payment

DOA: dead on arrival (an item that doesn't work or is broken when it's received)

DSR: Detailed Seller Rating

EST: Eastern Standard Time 

EUC: excellent used condition

FAQ: frequently asked questions (a list of questions with answers.)

FB: Feedback or Facebook

FC: fine condition

FOB: freight on board (usually means something has shipped)

FS: full screen (usually applied to a DVD or video format)

FVF: Final Value Fee

GC: good condition

GBP: Great Britain pounds

GU: gently used

HP: home page

HTF: hard to find

HTML: hypertext markup language

IE: Internet Explorer

IM: instant messaging

INIT: initials

ISP: Internet service provider

JPG: JPEG

LTBX: letterbox

LTD: limited edition

MNT: mint or in perfect condition

MIB: mint in box

MIJ: made in Japan

MIMB: mint in mint box

MIMP: mint in mint package

MIP: mint in package

MNB: mint no box

MOC: mint on card

MOMC: mint on mint card

MONMC: mint on near mint card

MWBT: mint with both tags

MWMT: mint with mint tags

NARU: not a registered user (also a suspended user)

NBW: never been worn

NC: no cover

NIB: new in box

NM: near mint

NOS: new old stock

NR: no Resever Price (for an auction-style listing)

NRFB: never removed from box

NWT: new with tags

NWOB: new without box

NWOT: new without original tags

OEM: original equipment manufacturer

OOP: out of print

PST: Pacific Standard Time

RET: retired

SCR: scratch

S/O: sold out

Sig: signature