on 17-11-2015 03:29 AM
on 28-12-2015 04:11 PM
on 28-12-2015 04:39 PM
28-12-2015 04:46 PM - edited 28-12-2015 04:47 PM
When you say something is "solid gold", that's what people assume they are getting. Regardless of what is in your description. I know from experience a lot of buyers only skim the title and look at the photos. They never look at the description. That's why you have to make the title the stand out point. Stating something is solid gold when it's gold filled, can cause issues if a buyer thought they were getting solid gold.
But, you don't want to listen to me. That's fine. I have over 11,000 feedback, so what would I know?
Edited to correct typos
on 28-12-2015 05:01 PM
Are you buying on the same id?
Cos that's what it looks like.
Not long before buyers notice that
Big no-no
on 28-12-2015 05:07 PM
We saw the potential issues with disgruntled sellers buying from one of their buyers recently.
Go with 'solid gold' OP. YOU are the one who will suffer when the INAD claims and negs start to roll in.
Buyers won't care if they bought it for $10 - they WILL care that you listed it as solid gold and it isn't.
eBay is almost guaranteed to find in the buyers' favour, so I advise researching other online selling avenues as you possibly won't be here long. Especially when you only want reinforcement of your paradigm, rather than help.
on 28-12-2015 05:26 PM
Once a few of the sellers he's buying from notice that he's stealing their photos, that won't go down real well either after they start reporting him.