I'm waiting for a class action lawsuit against EB to startup

[liawri-75]

I don't know where or when, but it's coming.  Sellers are being micromanaged and the algorithms are off-base and discriminatory.  If you have Promoted listings, if your account is below (or above) standards.  Totally ridiculous.

[albertabrightalberta]

This is (at least) the 1585th time this has been suggested. 

[fern*wood]

I'm sure ebay would be thrilled if they didn't have to set rules and punish sellers that don't follow them, they want us to manage our own accounts properly.   Why have you had to cancel listings?  Have you fixed your own problem?

[buyselljack2016]

If I remember correctly from past readings, it seems that the OP feels that refunding solves any issues and that eBay, and the buyer should be happy with that action.

[jbbowers12012]

Thats' All????  Ha! Ha! Ha!

[albertabrightalberta]

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@albertabrightalberta wrote:

This is (at least) the 1585th time this has been suggested. 

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@jbbowers12012 wrote:

Thats' All????  Ha! Ha! Ha!

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Yeah, I expected a higher number too. 

[tobaccocardyahoo]

It is unlikely that any lawyer will take such a case on a contingency basis, so you are likely to wait a long time.

Lawyers who take such cases do so because they expect a big payoff.

Ebay is well within the norm for its disciplinary practices, looser than many. Most Ebay sellers who reach below standard performance would be banned from other internet marketplaces for the same failures.

[itsjustasprain]

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@liawri-75 wrote:

I don't know where or when, but it's coming.  Sellers are being micromanaged and the algorithms are off-base and discriminatory.  If you have Promoted listings, if your account is below (or above) standards.  Totally ridiculous.

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And yet - judging from your feedback - your problems seem to be largely self-inflicted.

[redlinear]

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@dhbookds wrote:

You will probably wait for a long time for that..........It's not discrimination for ebay to set up rules and then enforce them. 

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Often wonder about rules, that we agree to, that are not enforced

[hartungcards]

Better call Saul.

[pikabo-icu]

Legally to file for discrimination you would need to be a "protected class". 

eBay sellers are not a protected class. 

Further; nothing is known about the race, gender, religion, age etc... of the seller by eBay or the algorithm. 

So it's a non sequitur. 

[ebooksdiva]

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@liawri-75 wrote:

I don't know where or when, but it's coming.  Sellers are being micromanaged and the algorithms are off-base and discriminatory.  If you have Promoted listings, if your account is below (or above) standards.  Totally ridiculous.

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You expect for eBay to allow you to have perks like promoted listings When you are below standard? eBay didn't cause you to be below standard, your bad business decisions did that. 
Good luck with a class action lawsuit. 

[tarotfindsandmore]

Exactly.  "Discrimination" against whom? Bad sellers? That's just good business.  That stupid word gets thrown around more carelessly and stupidly than even "racist" or "fascist". 

Enough with this stupid talk already.  Take responsibility and run your business properly.  Stop looking for excuses for self-inflicted failure/loss and fix yourself.  You're denigrating and diminishing the experience of people who are facing genuine discrimination

[liawri-75]

If I don't have the shirt, I can't ship it.  I cancelled because I didn't have the shirt.

[liawri-75]

How do I unsubscribe from this thread?

[tarotfindsandmore]

Why are you listing/selling something you don't have?