on 22-01-2018 10:42 AM
There's nothing new about this and it's been done to death, but it's really getting on my nerves.
I've been active chatting with customers again, potential customers and also some fellow sellers. Those warning messages have started again. I find it all very condescending, churlish and childish. And, the inference is there that you might be doing something wrong.
Just let us get on with business eBay. Honestly, would that be too much to expect, or ask?
I am soooo irritated.
Melina.
PS....I might have a tall scotch. It is 10am somewhere 🙂
on 24-01-2018 01:56 AM - last edited on 24-01-2018 01:45 PM by luna-2304
Stawks, even your worst nightmare could not compare to a naked norton...............................sans reg grundies.
But there is my mechanic..................
on 24-01-2018 04:13 AM
@chameleon54 wrote:
This reminds me of a prank we pulled on our teachers when I was in high school.
It was a top class, all girls Selective school and we were supposed to be oh so proper young ladies. One of the students had access to empty Teacher's Whisky bottles which we saved up for Muck Up Day. They were piled up outside the Staff Room door.
It would probably be pretty lame these days but it gave the students and teachers a good laugh some 55 years ago.
on 24-01-2018 09:13 AM
I reckon teachers at some of those schools would need a stiff drink after dealing with the students! One of my classmates in my HSC year had been expelled from a rather posh boarding school for girls and I wouldn't have wanted to be one of her teachers.
on 24-01-2018 09:45 AM
It really amuses me that eBay goes to such lengths to stop us saying this or that in eBay messages.
As soon as a buyer buys something and pays with Paypal, I have their email. And I can put whatever I want in their package, including a nice little note with all my social media accounts, email, website, etc.
It's not even that difficult for a buyer to find you outside of eBay if you are on other sites. A quick Google of my store name is all that's required to find all of my social media accounts and website.
They really are fighting a losing battle. Social media didn't exist back in 1998 - but it does now, and eBay needs to adapt.
What they should be focusing on is making people WANT to use this site. Incentivise. It actually IS possible, with good, fair policies, fees, and exposure for sellers.
on 24-01-2018 09:53 AM
Nice, Nice and Very Nice.......
on 24-01-2018 10:04 AM
I agree, Nice! Perhaps someone should remind them of this, "Where there's a will, there's a way!'
And as for that liquid gold, well, I had a few 🙂
I'm human again, almost. Haha!
Happy days you guys 🙂
Melina