Yes, it is happening to many of us. I did a little "detective work" the other day to see whose items are being viewed/watched and those that are not. I chose a random item (guitar neck) that is common & pretty much without exception (found a few no return listings that showed watchers, but likely older as my older listings still show sometimes...), those who offered returns had views & watchers showing, but those who declined to offer returns (the "changed my mind" type return...) showed zeros. Not sure if there is any meaning to this, but kinda sketchy all the same. eBay needs to fix this problem ASAP or at least come clean with us as to the true nature of the problem, i.e., system hacked, deliberate to pressure/dog whisper sellers into offering returns on all items, but do not want to admit it, etc.). If dodgy stuff like this keeps happening, I see a mass exodus of sellers in their near future given all of the now viable alternatives out there. If someone with eBay that has some "gravitas" re policies sees this, how about suggesting TWO eBay sites to the powers that be; one for used, collectible items (like it used to be) & a separate site for retailers who sell new on here in addition to their brick & mortar biz. No one (if an adult), should have the right to sit & stare at the vintage doll they just bought for 30 days or longer just to suddenly decide that they really did not want it that bad & not because it was other than described. Summary; we need to stop dumbing down society/enabling irresponsible behavior for profit (at the expense of us & not the hosts...) & hold grown adults accountable for their actions.
