eBay broken AI - eBay lack of ability to inform /contact them to fix spam emails from sellers

So i reported a few items in "Slot car" that are definitely not slot cars.  No physical person looked just an eBay broken AI -   "This was reviewed by our AI system and it finds nothing wrong with the listing.    Broken as.

 

I also getting emails for a certain item i had in watch list . I get 2>4 emails a day for near a week telling me price reduced over and over.  After a few days i removed the item from watch list as the emails were spam to me.  Didn't stop the emails ( maybe less per day )

Nowhere to report accurately and cant get through to actually contact a real person at eBay to fix it.... Zero options

 

The bigger eBay gets the worse they are.   22 years on eBay

 

Hundreds of pages of "info"  .. Literally to much its just a maze of rubbish terms and policies.

 

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eBay broken AI - eBay lack of ability to inform /contact them to fix spam emails from sellers

If it really concerns you,  let the seller know they made a mistake.  But really does it matter,  it is the seller that may be missing out on sales.  Not really an Ebay concern,  

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@elderbluedragon wrote:

So i reported a few items in "Slot car" that are definitely not slot cars.  No physical person looked just an eBay broken AI -   "This was reviewed by our AI system and it finds nothing wrong with the listing.    Broken as.

 

I also getting emails for a certain item i had in watch list . I get 2>4 emails a day for near a week telling me price reduced over and over.  After a few days i removed the item from watch list as the emails were spam to me.  Didn't stop the emails ( maybe less per day )

Nowhere to report accurately and cant get through to actually contact a real person at eBay to fix it.... Zero options

 

The bigger eBay gets the worse they are.   22 years on eBay

 

Hundreds of pages of "info"  .. Literally to much its just a maze of rubbish terms and policies.

 


 

I could tell eBay that your LEGO is not genuine.

However I would not expect them to take my word for it.

Why do you expect them to believe you?

 

22 years & you don't how to edit your communication preferences or opt out of receiving offers... say it aint so Joe.

 

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