on 04-11-2014 04:39 PM
I just got an email saying one of my listings has been ended for brand name misuse. It has already been listed and relisted 7 times now, so not sure what the problem is. They are replacement buttons for Commodore car keys / remote control. We bought them ages ago to replace the buttons on our car keys, but ended up selling the car before we got around to replacing them.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can list them without supposedly violating a policy? They were listed as "Holden Commodore Replacement Key Buttons - Grey - VS-VZ". Should I maybe remove the reference to Holden (even though they were bought from Holden originally - but are now out of the original packaging?).
I've never had one of these emails before, so wasn't sure the best way to go about it.
It's just another one to add to the carpy week I've had. First, a bid retraction with the reason "unable to contact seller", despite there being multiple messages between us BEFORE she bid. Then I discovered today that my buyer that returned her item (because it was supposedly cracked, even though there was no evidence of cracking when I put it under my microscope at 200x) gave me a 3 for item description, not the 4 I initially thought, resulting in another defect. And now, this email!
on 04-11-2014 11:19 PM
@black*poppy wrote:
The only thing I can think of is the keyword spamming that is rife with commodore listings. I often see commodore cars advertised as 'Commodore VS not VT VZ' etc or similar. You might have mistakenly got caught up with someone looking out for that.
You could be right. I was going to list all the models that the buttons fitted, but decided to go broader and just put what I had.
I have often seen listings with not this and not that. Matchbox cars used to be rife with them, but I think they've cracked down on that category, not Dinky, not Corgi, not whatever. I've also seen it on car listings. I'm surprised the bots aren't set to detect that kind of thing.
on 04-11-2014 11:23 PM
@modestbods wrote:
@i-love-my-sheep wrote:Reply sent!
Excellent seller, great communication & service, many thanks, highly recommend*****
BAWAHAHAHA!!
Immediate payment. Excellent communication. Reliable and trustworthy! Highly recommend!!!
05-11-2014 12:10 AM - edited 05-11-2014 12:13 AM
Ahhh **bleep**, tried to revise my feedback or add a follow up but couldn't... darn the time limit on editing... I wanted to throw a dummy spit in because my item hadn't arrived 5 minutes before I had paid for it... hmphhh!!!
That's what I get for leaving feedback before receiving the item (inside joke with sheepy).
on 05-11-2014 01:15 AM
Win for sheepy and modest bods
Ebay's loss....they pulled the listing.
07-11-2014 04:48 PM - edited 07-11-2014 04:52 PM
Oooooo... goodie, I can leave more than one feedback via the boards...
Super fast postage, arrived today, just as described, installed and working perfectly, thanks again!!!!
08-11-2014 12:07 AM - edited 08-11-2014 12:08 AM
@modestbods wrote:Oooooo... goodie, I can leave more than one feedback via the boards...
Super fast postage, arrived today, just as described, installed and working perfectly, thanks again!!!!
One of the best buyers around! Highly recommend to all sellers!!! Hee hee.
Multiple feedbacks, YAY!!
And here I was expecting a negative and a SNAD, LOL!