@donnashuggy wrote:
It's clear they haven't, the first think they do is restrict your ability to list new items, if you take a look at Dick Smith for example, they have created fresh listings today.
Have you proof that Dick Smith or the others have more than the allowed number of defects?
Buyers have to take some responsibility for their actions and I think anyone who buys from DS or others with similar feedback can't really blame anyone but themselves if they end up with problems. It's the less obvious rule-breakers that need to be dealt with, which is exactly what ebay are doing. I'm not saying DS should get away with anything, but their negs should be enough to ring alarm bells for most people.
