mam98031 • Volunteer Community Member • Buyer/Seller since 1999
@griffithbarbara1 wrote:I understand that but at the same time it's in response to these reporters that brag they do this hours at a time and get satisfaction out of it. If there's isn't a response to the reporting then why would they have it in the first place. It's the outcome from the sabotage so yes anyone does have that power at the end of the day that can push a button (IMO) but I was just wondering should I even wait it out or do them a favor 🙂
We have some 6.7 million sellers on Ebay and 25+ million worldwide.
Out of those sellers I only remember seeing less than a dozen sellers that say they spend "hours" reporting listings.
I think you are blaming them for something that happened to your account, which it is likely they had nothing to do with it. You are assuming they did, but it isn't likely.
To report a listing means it is the OPINION of the person doing the report that the listing is violating some policy in which when reporting you state. Ebay does not now or ever have they removed listings simply because someone reports them.
In fact for years sellers have complained that reporting listings serve no purpose because Ebay never takes action. And in fact prior to our current Health Crisis, that was primarily true. It is only through this crisis that they are paying more attention to reported listings, but again the simple act of reporting a listings is NOT the reason it gets removed.
@griffithbarbara1 wrote:That's another point I was making, listings that weren't against policies that are allowed were reported but I already know why now.
You can't possibly know that unless you have members writing you directly telling you that they reported your listing. Otherwise you are guessing.
See Post # 24 on the thread linked below.
@griffithbarbara1 wrote:And I'm going to ask YOU...who are YOU to question ANYTHING? Thanks in advance, Barbara
I get not wanting to get slammed by others or have others post things that you construe as rude. But you have to realize you started another thread on a very sensitive subject. Ones that many feel passionately about. It goes to the core of their own moral codes.
I also realize that not everyone operates from the same moral codes and sometimes it can be extremely difficult for either side to see the other sides points. But you too post very evasive at times. You continue to want to assume that it was someone reporting your listings that got you into trouble with Ebay.
You have been unable to seem to accept that no other member other than yourself may be at involved here. It could very well be it was just your own actions that caused Ebay closed your listings.
@griffithbarbara1 wrote:Why don't you go to my feedback and investigate the same way you did when you found out about them? How else would it have even come to your attention if you did not see it in my feedback?
Did you see post 19 on this thread?
