When a question is posted why dont readers answer the question not give there unwanted advice which can be distructive?

[missparkers*treasures]

Yesterday I aked a question about if a store is opened are the fees of $49.99 flat rate or are there hidden costs???

One member posted a straight forward answer and was helpful, the second member blah blah blahed all the way to god knows where.

This member presumed and stated... many things like my jewels are priced at lower prices therefore buyers wont believe it is real and he presumes i do not have buyer protection.. I do as all my items of value are registered and stamped etc etc He stated I should not have them in fine jewels when they are in fact fine jewels they are real they are stamped they are packaged with the real deal packaging. My low prices do not indicate that they are fake, it is my trade secret I buy low and pass the savings onto my buyers and still make a small profit (I have all relevant paperwork).

He even has put up stats about how my selling is not working and so on but I have only just listed jewels and have just sold one bracelet.....so I am unsure where he gets his stats from but they are misleading....Any other items I have sold in the past have not been jewels but general stuff like clothes, shoes etc

But the way he is written his answer comes across is presumcious, judgmental and destructive making me look like a bad seller and does not answer my simple question!!!! Its really upsetting and is not fair and is passive aggressive form of abuse taking away a sellers rights and reputation.

Please when others read posts answer the question short and simple rather than writing on presumtion and pretending to know it all and therefore becoming destructive rather than helpul to the other member.

[gem*addiction · Accepted solution]

I'm not going to comment on others posting styles, that's not for me to judge, but regarding the fact that your items are listed in fine jewelery when they shouldn't be, that is actually correct.

Any item, regardless of the whether the metal is gold or sterling silver, if it has simulated or created gems or crystals, must not be listed in the fine jewelery category and can be reported.

For instance, your rose gold bracelet, the fact that it is set with rhinestones, makes it not eligible for the fine jewelery category.

You can check about the listing criteria for fine jewelery by clicking on customer support, top right.

It would pay to go through youor listings and make sure they are all correct because ebay are pretty harsh in dropping your policy compliance if you are reported.