So You Think Listing on Ebay is Bad?

[whatmorefabric]

So.... trying to list this beautiful Crinkle Crepe designer Banana fabric on another large site.

They would not let me list it because I did not have the correct documentation to sell food products.😂

[44012]

Yes,  understand what the OP is talking about. One of the questions was what kind of paperwork would be required for an ingredient (even though) the OP posted about fabric.

[44012]

Me Too!

[44012]

Better than talking about another glitch! Have a nice weekend all!

[chapeau-noir]

 

[inhawaii]

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@maxine*j wrote:Ton of homemade stuff on Etsy, lots on eBay.  Don't know if any of it is vetted in any way or, if it is, how.  Call me picky but, no thanks.

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 Nah I think you are in the majority.

I'm the strange one who will eat a complete strangers cookies.  

I just went looking at all the homemade goodies available on ebay.

Making me sooooooo hungry.    😉

[toomuchstuffagain35]

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@chapeau-noir wrote:

 

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What Bored Pandas use for scale = )

[chapeau-noir]

It's the cheerful smiling banana!

[chapeau-noir]

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@inhawaii wrote:

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@maxine*j wrote:Ton of homemade stuff on Etsy, lots on eBay.  Don't know if any of it is vetted in any way or, if it is, how.  Call me picky but, no thanks.

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 Nah I think you are in the majority.

I'm the strange one who will eat a complete strangers cookies.  

I just went looking at all the homemade goodies available on ebay.

Making me sooooooo hungry.    😉

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I do, too.  I've never been particularly picky and it hasn't killed me yet.  Etsy has a French baker who is soooooblime.

[vintagepl]

That is funny & even funnier is the amount of people here thinking you are selling a food item. Lol

[maxine*j]

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@vintagepl wrote:

That is funny & even funnier is the amount of people here thinking you are selling a food item. Lol

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No one here thinks OP is selling a food item.  No one.  We just got off onto the related topic OP raised, that of what (if any) vetting is done of people who make food at home and sell it on-line.

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[tabcu51]

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@soh.maryl wrote:

We probably need to keep in mind that most of the decisions about what's ok to list and what's not are made by bots, not by real people with common sense.  

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LOL if this is any indication of how "AI" works then we're in real trouble.

[kensgiftshop]

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@wonderfullife44 wrote:

I voted for Ross.  It is too bad we do not have anyone as highly intelligent and morally correct as him.  The past 30 plus years only produced the most morally corrupt humans in the history of our countries leaders and I believe it is only going to get worse.   We are in a downward moral spiral when even, evangelical Christians are in love with the most evil man in the history of America to be voted president.

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Which one is that, Clinton, Obama or Biden?

[simply-the-best-for-you]

Puhleeze, no one here thinks OP is selling a food item, esp since we have several clothing sellers in this thread.  The convo just morphed a bit.  

I also have bought homemade food items, can't remember if it was here or Etsy & had no issues.  I get that most people are squeamish about that stuff, but I'm not.  Home kitchens need a certification to sell commercially.  

The not being able to list b/c of lack of food certification reminds me of the early IS days on Ebay when everything blue was some Disney character & same for silver.  So frustrating!