And oh, the dumb questions. Take, for example, the question I got about a pair of boots I'm selling:
Any chance you could get a picture of the boots with jeans tucked in just so I could get a rough look of what it looks like on?
Well, huh. Let me think about that CREEPY BOOT FETISH PERSON. Or, if you're not a creepy fetish person, why not do what the rest of us do and use your imagination?
I also got this question:
Do you know what the calf size is?
Well, yes. Yes I do. Please see the section called "description." Now, look for the words "calf measurement" and I think you'll find what you're looking for.
I also sold a bag recently and wrote at length about how the only visible wear was on the corners. I included giant color photos of the corners, just to be clear. Though apparently, not clear enough:
in your photos there is some wear shown on the bag. I cannot tell where the wear is located on the bag. Is it in a bottom corner? I am guessing that is the the location. Is it noticeable from the front or rear?
Oh, sigh. HEAVY SIGH.
I stopped selling on ebay for many of the same reasons. It was too much trouble. In addition to the silly questions, I was finding buyers were setting their own terms of the sale, contrary to the ones I had stipulated in my listings. It just wasn’t worth the hassle anymore.
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