Ebay Policies

[*crikey*mate*]

enhance your user experience.

did I get it right?

[bruce-linn]

. . . bring more buyers ...

[davewil1964]

are winners?

[thecatspjs]

Are frequently unclear & inconsistently applied & enforced 😞

[davewil1964]

... are normally non negotiable?

[thecatspjs]

Never negotiable for in the box thinkers.

[davewil1964]

In my box I don't sell things that are stained, even though I still can.

I prefer to roll with the punches/policies. No point getting sanctions for semantics.

[*crikey*mate*]

and "in my box" is always better than "on my soap box"

keeps life simple

seriously folks, nowhere does it say life is supposed to be hard. We live in Australia, a first world country. Arguably one of the best! We have choices.

If ones greatest first world problem is the ebay policies, then they need to seriously rethink their choices.

It's eBay.

Perspective, eh?

[*crikey*mate*]

It's just, people seem to spend so much time and energy on trying to work out how to manipulate or find loopholes in ebay's policies. It makes me wonder if they do the same with the law or other entities such as centrelink benefits etc.