Do I have to add the description damaged besides for parts and repair

[boxleaf]

A listing I have I put the condition 'For parts or not working' and described the damage and damage point on the item in the pictures, and it's clear as day. Besides having it in that condition category and having it described for repair in the descirption, should I type out the word damaged if it's not already clear enough?

[chrysylys]

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@boxleaf wrote:

 Besides having it in that condition category and having it described for repair in the descirption, should I type out the word damaged if it's not already clear enough?

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Absolutely.

[chrysylys]

"Besides a few slightly bent pins when box "

What does that mean ...  'when box'  ?

Your title also needs to clearly say 'Damaged - For Parts Only'

[jklfindings]

My rule of thumb is if there is something out of the ordinary with a product, mention it 3 times.  In the listing title, in the condition tab, and in the listing description.  Most buyers don't read listings very thoroughly.  It's always best to be overly descriptive, than to get a return.

[threshold.sales.group · Accepted solution]

Yes, and imo, I would ***star it *** in the description. Also, do not include anything else in the description other than the item name and sold for ****PARTS - NOT WORKING****.  Extra copy that makes any claims in the description can form the basis for an SNAD claim even on an item sold for parts - not working.  Avoid the temptation.