Is anyone else experiencing disappointment when they have received their item from an ebay sale. Of late I have noted that may sellers are incorrectly describing their items and the end product has left me very disgruntled. I dont like returning items but when I won't wear an article of clothing due to its state, I cannot really justify putting it in the rag bag. It is not fair and in the end will end up costing them more. 
@rocmol2 wrote:Is anyone else experiencing disappointment when they have received their item from an ebay sale. Of late I have noted that may sellers are incorrectly describing their items and the end product has left me very disgruntled. I dont like returning items but when I won't wear an article of clothing due to its state, I cannot really justify putting it in the rag bag. It is not fair and in the end will end up costing them more.
Everything I have bought in the last year or so, from memory, has been pretty well exactly as described.
Mind you, most of it has been new so I guess you would expect that.
But I understand the frustration behind your question. There were a few things I bought years back where as far as I am concerned, the descriptions really did misrepresent the items. items described as 'as new, excellent condition' that were quite worn with threads caught, that sort of thing.
I think I gave all the sellers positive feedback but these days, maybe wouldn't. I have not had the problem in years though, I think sellers who try too much of that these days can get thumped by buyers whereas back in the past they had to like it or lump it.
If you're really disgruntled about something, open an item not as described claim. I think perhaps you have been unlucky or had a bad run. I always re-read the ads these days and look super closely at photos but if something was misrepresented, I'd open a case.
