eBay

annasunicorns · ‎11-04-2018

Anyone had some real dozy buyers from the weekend? I will start.

annasunicorns · ‎11-04-2018

Sold one thing and the lady had questions. Im very cool with questions. Two hours of solid back and forth later, I have looked up videos on youtube and pretty much given every possible direction on how to use this item. Then she says "ok, Ill get back to you in one week, I have not decided if I can live with this warning label. Its big and ugly." Seriously?
I mean its a warning label, held on by a thread, the label is ugly you keep it and cut off the label.

smileytown18 · ‎11-04-2018

" I have not decided if I can live with this warning label. Its big and ugly"

OMG! You made my day. I'm cracking up

pburn · ‎11-04-2018

Were you selling an actual warning label? LOL!

annasunicorns · ‎11-04-2018

Haha no, just a baby sling. I could have removed it in seconds if she had asked beforehand.

nowthatsjustducky · ‎11-04-2018

@annasunicorns wrote:
Sold one thing and the lady had questions. Im very cool with questions. Two hours of solid back and forth later, I have looked up videos on youtube and pretty much given every possible direction on how to use this item. Then she says "ok, Ill get back to you in one week, I have not decided if I can live with this warning label. Its big and ugly." Seriously?
I mean its a warning label, held on by a thread, the label is ugly you keep it and cut off the label.

Good bet that she is of the mindset that the warning label needs to remain intact, or else whatever it is might lose its value decades down the road.

If it works, sell it. If it works well, sell it for more. If it doesn't work, quadruple the price and sell it as an antique.

-- Ferengi Rule of Acquisition #80

ten_o_nine · ‎11-04-2018

Was it a mattress? Maybe she saw "Don't Remove"

relaxintowealth · ‎11-04-2018

Send her a photo of some scissors.

gracieallen01 · ‎11-04-2018

Trying to outlaw ignorance would be futile. Better to just remove all warning labels and let nature take it's course.

Not saying 'NO' doesn't mean 'YES'.

The foolishness of one's actions or words is determined by the number of witnesses.

Perhaps if Brains were described as an APP, many people would use them more often.

Respect, like money, is only of 'worth' when it is earned - with all due respect, it can not be ordained, legislated or coerced. Anonymous

myjunqueyourtreasure · ‎11-04-2018

The Darwin theory

Reality is the leading cause of stress.

southern*sweet*tea · ‎11-04-2018

I fear for humanity

Seems like more and more people these days have heads like granite.

The easier you are to offend the easier you are to control.

We seem to be getting closer and closer to a situation where nobody is responsible for what they did but we are all responsible for what somebody else did. - Thomas Sowell

lunalapin1912 · ‎11-04-2018

Tell her it was a designer tag and is considered gorgeous by people with good taste!

gracieallen01 · ‎11-04-2018

@myjunqueyourtreasure wrote:
The Darwin theory

Yeah, but he just beat around the bush and the sentiment got lost.

Not saying 'NO' doesn't mean 'YES'.

The foolishness of one's actions or words is determined by the number of witnesses.

Perhaps if Brains were described as an APP, many people would use them more often.

Respect, like money, is only of 'worth' when it is earned - with all due respect, it can not be ordained, legislated or coerced. Anonymous

turquoisetulips · ‎11-05-2018

Good bet that she is of the mindset that the warning label needs to remain intact, or else whatever it is might lose its value decades down the road.nowthatsjustducky

I believe so too , its that or she plans a prompt resale and thinks the tag may be a deterent . Tulips

castlemagicmemories · ‎11-05-2018

@nowthatsjustducky wrote:
@annasunicorns wrote:
Sold one thing and the lady had questions. Im very cool with questions. Two hours of solid back and forth later, I have looked up videos on youtube and pretty much given every possible direction on how to use this item. Then she says "ok, Ill get back to you in one week, I have not decided if I can live with this warning label. Its big and ugly." Seriously?
I mean its a warning label, held on by a thread, the label is ugly you keep it and cut off the label.

Good bet that she is of the mindset that the warning label needs to remain intact, or else whatever it is might lose its value decades down the road.

I agree. Many misunderstood labels that said DO NOT REMOVE and never removed them, although it was permissible for the consumer who bought the item to remove the tag, many didn't as they thought it was not allowed.