I got this on my most recent account...
l l <--- This close to writing the most gnarly rebuttal letter to the asshole who looked over my auction and gave me this:
MC067 NOTICE: eBay Listing(s) Removed
Hello Cookie Monster,
The following listing(s) have been removed because of concerns with your account:
COOKIES
All associated fees have been credited to your account. If your account status has changed due to this item removal, we'll send you a separate notice.
Your listing doesn't have a detailed description of the item. Make sure to provide buyers with additional information and clear photos. Also, be sure to use complete sentences and correct spelling and grammar. Buyers looking for the type of items you're selling have very high expectations and if you aren't describing the items well, it can lead to a bad buying experience.
To learn more about our selling practices policy, go to:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/...practices.html
Learn more about our rules for listings:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/listing-ov.html
We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.
Thanks,
eBay
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For real? I looked over the auction again because I saved the format for when I first made it, so I can use it again. There were no spelling errors and any grammatical errors were obviously on purpose. I mean it's a f#$&in' auction not a textbook. The picture was taken in my home made photo setup with very basic white cloth, lights and digital camera. I mean it wasn't professional or anything, but highly on par if not better then most on exhibit if you browsed eB for the same item.
I used 3 sentences to describe the item as well as what was included, shipping terms, all specifications and return policy. I mean people have cell phone pictures uploaded with a single sentence in description and they are selling fine. Same with my other accounts that are selling the exact same item with some that have nearly identical auction formats.
It was such a basic item too, for example a hat. It's a f$%^in hat, here's a picture of it what else do you want to know? Should I describe and explain where and how the cotton was made to make this hat?
It's just ridiculous in my opinion. How can they tell you, the way you want to sell your item is wrong? Eh, guess I just wanted to rant. At least it wasn't a permanent suspension...
