So, eBay's big statement about all of the issues is worthless, as usual. No specifics. No mention of compensation. No accountability or explanation to our buyers.
They say they have fixed the most critical problems. UH, NO YOU HAVEN'T! The most critical issue is the missing photos. I'm personally missing over 2,000 photos on over 200 listings. Those listings are unusable, and therefor losing money, and make me look like an incompetent seller who posted only one photo. Plus, those 200 are eating up my monthy allotment. It will take me weeks to reshoot and redo these if they are not fixed.
"During the past few weeks, a number of technical issues have impacted the selling experience on eBay for some sellers. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience these issues may have caused. We have resolved the most critical issues and are working diligently to solve all of them as soon as possible. Please know that we are committed to ensuring a world-class selling experience.
Our goal is to provide you the best platform for your business. In order to reduce the likelihood of technical issues occurring in the future, we are reviewing our testing and implementation practices and instituting an enhanced oversight process for all technical changes that may impact you.
While many sellers were unaffected by the technical issues, we know any interruption to you is frustrating. We appreciate you letting us know through our community platform.
Again, we apologize for any inconvenience the technical issues may have caused you.
Thank you for selling on eBay.
Sincerely,
Bob Kupbens and Mohan Patt"
LMAO! Yeah, right, anytime, and if any of us ever messed-up like eBay has been, AND STILL IS, then our accounts would already be permanently suspended.
