hi,
I was searching for some 16x16 DBG plates to add and the price,
what I saw was one seller who listed all his plates one by one taking almost
3 pages with his shop...is this normal?..not against T.O.S?
peronaly I think this is anoying...for both sellers and customers.
hi,
I was searching for some 16x16 DBG plates to add and the price,
what I saw was one seller who listed all his plates one by one taking almost
3 pages with his shop...is this normal?..not against T.O.S?
peronaly I think this is anoying...for both sellers and customers.
Are they all at the same price?
AFAIK, it’s not forbidden.
what's your opinion?
That they don’t know about consolidation?
That they have a messed up storage system?
And, more importantly, that it’s indeed a pain!
hi,
I was searching for some 16x16 DBG plates to add and the price,
what I saw was one seller who listed all his plates one by one taking almost
3 pages with his shop...is this normal?..not against T.O.S?
peronaly I think this is anoying...for both sellers and customers.
what's your opinion?
regards,Hans
It’s just what happens when you forget to consolidate your lots.
You would be surprised on how many people do this.
I would just least favorite them and move on with your day.
hi,
I was searching for some 16x16 DBG plates to add and the price,
what I saw was one seller who listed all his plates one by one taking almost
3 pages with his shop...is this normal?..not against T.O.S?
peronaly I think this is anoying...for both sellers and customers.
what's your opinion?
regards,Hans
As a buyer, it's a pain in the gluteus maximus. As a seller, it can easily
happen without intention, if you're parting-out especially.
I still feel it's something the site will need to address more directly at
some point. At the very least, it clutters and makes less streamline or less
effective the shopping spaces we all benefit from here.
I'd explain to the selling-member, some of the advantages of maintaining
inventory. One of which includes the prospect of repeat buyers, building a customer
base.
hi,
I was searching for some 16x16 DBG plates to add and the price,
what I saw was one seller who listed all his plates one by one taking almost
3 pages with his shop...is this normal?..not against T.O.S?
peronaly I think this is anoying...for both sellers and customers.
what's your opinion?
regards,Hans
Least favourite and hide least favourites. You can still see them in the price
guide when determining your own pricing.
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