ashmire13 wrote:Faith in ebay sellers is restored!
puterdragon wrote:I'm wondering how easily a person can "block?" a seller's listings from showing up on an eBay search. Is it a simple adjustment and can anyone tell me how to do it?(It would save me a lot of time ploughing through listings belonging to a seller I'm not interested in dealing with.)Gary
mustang wrote:I saw this and wanted to comment.There is a way to remove sellers that you don't want and it is pretty simple.Say you want to search for D&D XYZ. Put that in and click on advanced search and you will get a slew of option. One of which isSellersOnlyshow items from:Specific sellers (enter seller's user IDs)Include/Exclude Separate names by a comma or a space.Click only show items from, select the exclude option, put your seller names in that you don't want *cough* cougar *cough*, hit search and voila, you remove anyone you don't want.Just remember to save it to your bookmarks and you can always just click on it and it retains the options you put in.Hope that helps.
Items may smell of smoke : I sell items from a smoking environment. I do my best to 'air out' all items prior to shipment. Items MAY still have a smoky odor. I use the word 'may' because as I personally am a smoker, I cannot detect the smell of smoke (no smoker can).
JohnGaunt wrote:Not a shady dealer as such, but one must beware of items that say something like:I smoke and can still easily detect the smell of smoke and other odors. And, yes, my purchase reeked of smoke.
Kingofpain89 wrote:Yeah but you smoke those girly Virginia Slims. Those arent really cigarettes. In fact, werent you one of their spokesmodels for awhile?[ Image ]Or is that a different long-haired, asian guy with glasses?
Kingofpain89 wrote:Or is that a different long-haired, asian guy with glasses?
simrion wrote:The buyer decided on an immediate neg feedback rather than contacting me to see if I could resolve the issue so here is far warning if this person bids on any of the Acaeum Memberships auctions...