Has anyone received grumpy pickle in a jar like shown in pictures 81 sellers advertise? The pictures do not match what is sent. What has arrived has been cheap and nasty and definitely not one of a kind!. Sellers cannot prove they have what they are advertising either. Have told eBay but they don't find a problem with product not looking like advertised. WARNING grumpy pickle in a jar sculpture is fake. Sellers won't send photos to prove because they too know they selling products that looks nothing like advertised. I don't go to eBay to buy a refund! But that's all this fake product is, a refund. Sad because what pictured if happy and funny. Bad experience after bad experience with this product
I'm sick of doing eBays homework. Feedback means nothing and is a furfy. No feedback on this product. Wouldn't u like the seller's who are fake removed so you don't have to waste your time,? Are they eBay btch or is eBay theirs?
Well yes I am doing my best to find one promised for autistic kid.
Let me clue you up on something, ALL of those items are from Chinese sellers and most likely come out of the same factory, so you are wasting your time and money.
I've reported everyone I can. Problem is eBays AI who checks it says not a problem. I don't know what's it checking but what is received is sooo not as described or pictured. And report after report, eBay say all good! I even spoke to someone who said it wasn't right and he will do something, but no. He's the one who took his time to find me a legitimate one apparently, knowing he couldn't find any in the other 80 sellers. The one that apparently did is out of stock. So he knows no product advertised but no nothing done. This is why I'm pi....ckled
The Pickle Jar Theory, also known as the Bucket of Rocks Theory or Jar of Life Theory, is a time management technique that uses a metaphor to depict how we should prioritize our tasks. The jar represents our limited time in a day, while the contents represent the tasks and activities that fill it.
