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Maybe a way to hit inaccurate "hard to find" listers on eBay
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lugnet.market.theory
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Date:
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Mon, 4 Oct 1999 17:36:25 GMT
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eBay has a "Powersellers" program for sellers who do more than $2000
worth of business a month on there. Powersellers are required to give a
"Guarantee of Satisfaction". Here's what the Powersellers FAQ has to
say:
> Q. What do you mean by "satisfaction guarantee"? As a PowerSeller, what >are my obligations according to this guarantee?
> A. Offering a satisfaction guarantee requires a PowerSeller to uphold a >high level of professionalism. This includes prompt
> responses to successful high bidders (within 3 business days) and the >assurance that merchandise is accurately represented in
> an item description. It is up to the sellers and buyers to resolve >details such as refunds or exchanges.
"Accurately Represented" is the key phrase here: if the seller is a
Powerseller we might be able to complain either to them or to eBay that
an item was not accurately represented if it's listed as "Hard to Find"
when it's not (like the person currently listing 4561's).
Kevin
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