@davewil1964 wrote:
@digital*ghost wrote:
@davewil1964 wrote:
More reason to pay attention to detail. Especially when new and trying to build a reputation. And, if Australian, understanding that commas aren't used in this country for currency.
Que?
That doesn't make any sense, you can't "pay attention to detail" if you don't know where or how the error was made - that's why you'd perhaps seek help, yes?
Some people google, some people ask others. I'm here cos I don't mind being amongst the non-googlers, lol.
The OP was asking eBay if they had received and read their message. So, the OP obviously has no idea of how eBay works.
YOUR suggestion was that the OP had used commas in their prices.
MY response was that an Australian should know that commas don't get a run in our currency.
If that doesn't make sense...
And the OP still hasn't come back and explained what their problem actually is. So it's all speculation.
I'll hazard a guess that they won't change their prices, nor their descriptions, nor inform us of their issue.
Yeah, you skipped a couple of steps there.
The OP oviously does have some idea of how ebay works, since they managed to create a couple of listings. What they might have less idea about is who populates and responds to queries in the forums though. Considering that it's a very common and consistent misunderstanding, that would more point to poor communication of the forum's function when newbies arrive here, not "no idea how ebay works".
My suggestion was in response to you simply telling the OP their prices were exhorbitant, so I provided a plausible reason for said pricing, and if it addressed their problem in the process, bonus.
