Of the few I've seen, the info has not been incorrect, however, I do feel it's taken out of context.
My disclaimers on all my listings say:
PLEASE READ DISCLAIMERS: I am a single mother who sells family items on eBay. I am not a multi-million dollar business or corporation.
● I accept returns within 30 days, and the BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL SHIPPING CHARGES. When I receive a returned item that is in its original condition, buyer will be refunded ONLY THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE ITEM unless there was an error in the listing.
●I try to point out all the obvious flaws that I see, but I list all pre-owned items in "good" condition (not very good or excellent) just in case I've missed anything. I believe most of the items I sell are actually in excellent condition, but again, I use caution so that there are no unrealistic expectations or disappointments if small flaws exist on pre-owned items.
●All items come from a clean and smoke-free home, however, I always recommend you clean or launder any pre-owned items you purchase (from me or anywhere else). I can not guarantee items have been cleaned, particularly vintage items, formal wear, and dry clean only pieces.
●My goal is always a positive transaction. If you are happy with your purchase and leave positive feedback, I'll reciprocate the same for you! 🙂
That is basically what most of the AI is paraphrasing, and I just don't want them to paraphrase.
But my real concern is that I sell many suit sets that have different brands or sizes (ie, Kasper size 6 jacket with Ann Taylor size 8 skirt), and I'm afraid that the AI might summarize with only one of the sizes or brands, which could lead to unhappy buyers if they didn't read the full description.
