cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 

False and misleading listings

Why does eBay allow sellers to list and show a particular item at a particular price, but when you go to purchase the item you find that price is for a lower spec item, or in some cases a completely different item, and when you select the item that was actually listed, pictured, and described, the price jumps considerably.
This is simply FALSE ADVERTISING which should not be allowed, but eBay don't seem to mind being part of this deception. They have the power to stop this but they don't.
I now make it a rule never to purchase from sellers who falsely advertise, and I send the seller a message telling them why I will not purchase their product. Let's all do this.

 

Message 1 of 15
Latest reply
14 REPLIES 14

Re: False and misleading listings

Curious - what's a ' caribiners '. ??

Message 11 of 15
Latest reply

Re: False and misleading listings


@domino-710 wrote:

Curious - what's a ' caribiners '. ??


sugar249_0-1715674200118.jpeg

Message 12 of 15
Latest reply

Re: False and misleading listings


@brickworksmarket wrote:

There's a difference between the two as the ebay seller does not mention the random item in the title that relates to the lower price. So in looking for an air pump I would not be expecting a random item like a hook for sticking to glass to hang something off it. Some at least offer an item relating to the searched item like a spare part or accessory.


In which case it is even more obvious you shouldnt be buying it.

Message 13 of 15
Latest reply

Re: False and misleading listings

LOL - they are ' CARABINERS '.

Message 14 of 15
Latest reply

Re: False and misleading listings

Hi everyone,

 

Due to the age of this thread, it has been closed to further replies. Please feel free to start a new thread HERE if you wish to continue to discuss this topic.

 

Thank you for understanding.

Message 15 of 15
Latest reply