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Originally Posted by 68Hawk
I think it's a bit silly to think they should or could do anything about it.
There is enough legal recourse to the buyer of a falsely advertised item that eBay have no need to feel any moral obligation to manufacturing themselves.
eBay don't claim to have any expertise and are not selling one thing.
They are a medium for putting buyers and sellers together and getting handsomely rewarded for doing so on a brilliantly contrived conveyance.
Not sure why anyone is 'disgusted' with eBay.
If you don't like the opportunities afforded you can go back to the days of garage sales in your local neighborhood, paying to be in your local newspapers classifieds, or hunting through thrift shops you can get to.
eBay is magnificent.
Long live eBay.  |
I'm not 100% sure if your post is pure sarcasm, but if it not, then why does ebay have the option to report bad sellers and fake items then if they are not going to act on them?
From what I've seen, things used to be better than what they are now but one would think with so many people reporting this one card alone days in advance, it would have been removed.
Smoke and mirrors pretending to care, fool the masses into believing is all it is anymore it seems.
