MShipley88 wrote:Is Wikipedia humorously noteworthy for inaccurate entries and vandalism?
MShipley88 wrote:Is Wikipedia humorously noteworthy for inaccurate entries and vandalism?The excerpt was funny....but what is sad is that a lot of Americans would not be able to tell which parts of it were made up.I especially liked the mixed-up words...like "adversaries" instead of "advocates" or "proponents." People make mistakes like that a lot...often turning their intended meanings entirely backwards.Mark
Mars wrote:After looking at Frank's entry in the Wiki:Frank Mentzer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaShouldn't "Basic Rules Set 1 (blue box) and Expert Rules Set 2 (red box)" be the other way around?
Sellers may charge reasonable shipping and handling fees to cover the costs for mailing, packaging, and handling the items they are selling. While eBay will not prescribe exactly what a seller may or may not charge, eBay will rely on member reports and its own discretion to determine whether or not a seller's shipping, handling, packaging, and/or insurance charges are excessive. Shipping and handling fees may not be listed as a percentage of the final sale price.Sellers who want to be sure they are in compliance with this policy may charge actual shipping costs plus actual packaging materials cost (or less). In addition to the final listing price, sellers are permitted to charge:Actual Shipping cost: This is the actual cost (i.e. postage) for shipping the item.Handling Fee: Actual packaging materials costs may be charged. A handling fee in addition to actual shipping cost may be charged if it is not excessive. Insurance: Sellers offering insurance may only charge the actual fee for insurance. No additional amount may be added, such as "self-insurance". Sellers who do not use a licensed 3rd party insurance company may not require buyers to purchase insurance. This is a violation of state law. Tax: Only actual applicable federal, state, country, city, VAT, and equivalent taxes may be charged.For cross border transactions, sellers may not collect tariffs and duties. However, buyers may be responsible for actual, applicable tariffs, and duties as requested by respective country laws. Violations of this policy may result in a range of actions, including:Listing cancellationLimits on account privilegesAccount suspension Forfeit of eBay fees on cancelled listings Loss of PowerSeller status
Badmike wrote:Has anyone seen Ebay's totally unenforceable policy about stopping excessive shipping fees? Why do they waste their time on this crap?Mike B.
Blackmoor wrote:I got the E-mail as well and I also got a good chuckle out of it. Time to issue complants
MShipley88 wrote:Only 400 more to go! What's next, lime green?Mark
ifearyeti wrote:I miss my red star.