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SNAD vs INAD, UPI vs UID vs NPB,

Too bad there's no way to set a poll on these posts. So what's the consensus of how these phrases should be abbreviated? Are there any other phrases that vary by abbreviation that we can add here? Any blues are welcome to come in and vote too. @Anonymous  brian@ebay  alan@ebay 

 

I use SNAD and UPI.

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I even abbreviate one of your abbreviations. I use NAD.

The S/I (to me) seems redundant.

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If I'm addressing my post or reply to a newer discussion-board member, I try to use the journalistic style of typing out the complete phrase first, with the acronym in parentheses after it. After that first time, I then refer to the initials.

In a thread where most of the posters are longer-term members, or if someone else has already used/explained the acronym, I'll just go ahead and skip the formalities.

As far as which acronyms to use, I figure as long as we all understand each other, it's all good.
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The oldest version I can remember is SNAD, so I went to the current return process to see what the current term is.  Well, that didn't help at all since there are 6 different flavors of SNAD/INAD/NAD claims and none of the terms match.

 

 

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I use SNAD  and UPI.

 

The ones that get me are:

EDD / ETD / EDT Estimated Delivery Date / Estimated Time of Delivery / Estimated Delivery Timeframe   

The one I am used to using is, ETA Estimated Time of Arrival.  However, I see ETA more frequently used on these boards for Edit To Add.

 

 

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HA!

 

I just noticed I think I use SNAD also because when I call ebay and talk to them SNAD rolls off the tongue better as one syllable.

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SNAD vs INAD, UPI vs UID vs NPB,

it is unlikely you will get everyone using the same acronyms as Ebay changes them every now and again for whatever reason Ebay has.  So any given seller gets use to using a certain acronym and then Ebay changes it and the seller doesn't.

 

The original regarding a request for return due to an issue with the item was SNAD.

 

SNAD = Significantly Not As Described.

 

A while back Ebay changed that because they no longer wanted to use the work "significant".  So the INAD was born.

 

INAD = Item not as described.

 

Far more of a neutral way of naming this type of action.

 

Same with others.

 

UID = Unpaid Item Dispute

UPI = Unpaid Item  [this one being more neutral]

 

NPB = non paying bidder and that isn't related to any kind of action on Ebay, but a way to shorten typing out non paying bidder on a thread or other correspondence.

 

https://www.ebay.com/pages/ru/help/account/acronyms.html

 

 


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@mcdougle4248 wrote:

I use SNAD  and UPI.

 

The ones that get me are:

EDD / ETD / EDT Estimated Delivery Date / Estimated Time of Delivery / Estimated Delivery Timeframe   

The one I am used to using is, ETA Estimated Time of Arrival.  However, I see ETA more frequently used on these boards for Edit To Add.

 

 


Every time I see EDD, I think of the Calif state Employment(Unemployment) Dept agency. Also my wife uses EDD to refer to the Education Doctorate degree in her industry.

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@pburn wrote:

@bigdeals.etc 

 

Have you read this page?

https://community.ebay.com/t5/About-the-Community/eBay-Community-Glossary/td-p/27131549


Wow. I think I only know like 10% of that glossary. Looks like I got some studying to do.

Hope I don't make this mistake:

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@mtgraves7984 wrote:

I even abbreviate one of your abbreviations. I use NAD.

The S/I (to me) seems redundant.


It'd be very uncomfortable for me to ask the CS rep on the phone to take a look at my NADs.

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@bigdeals.etc wrote:

@mtgraves7984 wrote:

I even abbreviate one of your abbreviations. I use NAD.

The S/I (to me) seems redundant.


It'd be very uncomfortable for me to ask the CS rep on the phone to take a look at my NADs.


OMG, that is so darn FUNNY!!!! 

 

I had to pick myself up off the floor before I could respond.  I don't have any, but still VERY funny !!!


mam98031  •  Volunteer Community Member  •  Buyer/Seller since 1999

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I am prior military.  EDD means Explosive Detection Dog.

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@bigdeals.etc wrote:

@mtgraves7984 wrote:

I even abbreviate one of your abbreviations. I use NAD.

The S/I (to me) seems redundant.


It'd be very uncomfortable for me to ask the CS rep on the phone to take a look at my NADs.


I always giggle when posters transpose the UID to IUD. I imagine discussing one's IUDs would be uncomfortable, too.

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@mtgraves7984 wrote:

@bigdeals.etc wrote:

@mtgraves7984 wrote:

I even abbreviate one of your abbreviations. I use NAD.

The S/I (to me) seems redundant.


It'd be very uncomfortable for me to ask the CS rep on the phone to take a look at my NADs.


I always giggle when posters transpose the UID to IUD. I imagine discussing one's IUDs would be uncomfortable, too.


😑 You’re so immature. Haha.

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