I had a buyer a few days ago who asked me to send the batch numbers for
two of my most expensive RARE cosmetic items I sell on eBay. I am
well-aware of scammers targeting such listings, but I thought to give it
a chance and, in hindsight, I am very m...
I had a buyer a few days ago who asked me to send the batch numbers for
two of my most expensive RARE cosmetic items I sell on eBay. I am
well-aware of scammers targeting such listings, but I thought to give it
a chance and, in hindsight, I am very m...
Correct me if I am wrong, but as things stand, sellers pay the PayPal
fees on the total amount of the sale (including eBay's collected tax)
when it should just be the total sale MINUS taxes that eBay should
siphon off to its own tax fund account or s...
I am being charged an additional 4% final value fee because several
buyers are claiming that the item is not as described. I sell multiple
items in one variation listing, and I had 2-3 buyers who imagined they
were getting all the items for the price...
Had two buyers on two open cases return either damaged or incomplete
items. For the damaged item, I contacted the buyer who flat out lied and
said he returned the item in perfect condition. It was missing its
original packaging box and a nozzle for t...
Any opened cosmetic is technically a full loss. Would you want to use a
lotion used by someone else? Most people wouldn't for hygiene and safety
reasons alone. I know someone said above not to beat myself over it, but
until I get MY ORIGINAL items th...
So the reason they ask for batch numbers (and why a lot of sellers
ignore such messages) is to see what "year" the cosmetic product was
manufactured in because apparently some smell differently compared to
which year they were produced. It's a true p...
They are rare versions of Creed. Creed is a luxury brand and the buyer
purchased two. Trust me, there are cosmetic brands that go even beyond
that amount -- I have seen $800 and above. I just can't believe there
were SO many red flags in the buyer's ...
