@vicki039 wrote:

"Fraud On eBay

when is ebay going to crack down on these bogus fraudulant items people are selling it is getting ridiculous ,selling  US stamps that are worth 2 cents for $300 it is quite obvious and they do nothing about it"

 

As a general comment, the problem is that even if  they're very obvious fraudulent listings for non existent items, possibly even listed for $10,000, eBay won't remove them when they're reported.

For the most part they used to when eBay had good trust and safety teams, but they no longer exist.

 

The sellers with good high feedback for selling stamps  have the prices listed realistically but as for the others...

 

Some are just copy and paste of real sellers' listings, newly registered accounts, and those with old feedback are very often old dormant accounts that have been hijacked by scammers.

 

The  different scammers' listings are often linked  / look the same which you can see by searching by title and  tick 'include description'. 

 

The stamps and coins categories have always been full of fraudulent listings and they're  very much  'buyer beware'  categories.

 

Experienced collectors know  exactly what to look for but inexperienced buyers need to do their homework before puchasing anything from the stamps and coins categories.

 

 

When are buyers going to stop buying from such sellers?

Nope, you can't do a class action if you are talking about doing it to eBay, you'd do it against the seller

Although I am not sure how far people who were willing parties will get

'a suggestion"?

Use the back button.'

None of us are forced to buy at prices we don't like.

I am not aware of any "laws" that prevent a seller on any platform worldwide listing at a certain price point for any item.

"class action"... now that's funny.