eBay

248stefang1985 · ‎11-11-2017

I have had two listing removed in the mean time there is more knockoff **bleep** than I can even begin to count and my used authentic item got removed when I let the bidder be in control by starting my auction at a low price and had over 40 bids EBAY THIS IS BULL **bleep** with 25 hours left on a 5 day auction

YOU HAVE A WEBSITE ALMOST ENTIRELY KNOCK OFF ITEMS FROM CHINA FLOODED AND KILLING THE SELLERS THAT ARE TRYING TO PUT OUT FAIR REAL ITEMS STRIKE 2 ON EBAY IN MY BOOK !!!!!

JUST TO RANT THIS JUST **bleep** ME RIGHT OFF

dancingapples · ‎11-11-2017

@rosj2002 wrote:
EBay discriminates against the small time seller

Its not discrimination when the seller is flaunting the rules

lookng2015 · ‎11-11-2017

It is when these self proclaimed fakes (no ifs or maybes) appear at the top of Best Match https://community.ebay.com/t5/Selling/Best-Match-shows-two-fake-Gucci-listings-at-top/td-p/27731537/...

"If a product doesn't sell, raise the price" - Reese Palley
"If it sold FAST, it was priced too low" - also Reese Palley

dancingapples · ‎11-11-2017

@bocaboca2010 wrote:
Call it what you want, it is a valid eBay ID that someone signed up for in addition to their regular ID. Almost all of us use our regular ID. If someone is commenting that has no feedback, shows nothing sold nothing purchased it smells of sketchy. On top of that I dont see any feedback I wonder how valid the comment is at all. Everyone else that is posted in these responses used their regular ID. This is not the NSA, this is eBay. One exception, someone working at eBay.

Anyone else thinks its odd?

Next thing you know, youre going to accuse me of working for ebay rofl

alli*kat · ‎11-11-2017

Calling in a handbag expert to help on this. Tried to tag other handbag experts but it wouldn't work with the @ .

@albertabrightalberta

luckythewinner · ‎11-11-2017

This is not the NSA, this is eBay. One exception, someone working at eBay. Anyone else thinks its odd?

Not at all.

I have three IDs, and I would never used my selling ID to post here.

My years on these board have proven to me that there are enough wackos out there that using a posting ID is a prudent way to rptect yourself from malicious people.

takikawa4 · ‎11-11-2017

@bocaboca2010 wrote:
Call it what you want, it is a valid eBay ID that someone signed up for in addition to their regular ID. Almost all of us use our regular ID. If someone is commenting that has no feedback, shows nothing sold nothing purchased it smells of sketchy. On top of that I dont see any feedback I wonder how valid the comment is at all. Everyone else that is posted in these responses used their regular ID. This is not the NSA, this is eBay. One exception, someone working at eBay.

Anyone else thinks its odd?

No, many here DO use a posting ID and I don't think it's odd.