I apologise in advance if this might not be the accurate topic for my question
but it seemed like the closest one to the issue I'm facing.
English is not my native language so I apologise for any mistakes I may make.
As I would like to open a store to sell some of my old sets, I'm currently
going trough the seller verification program.
Among the required documentation to provide there is the proof of inventory which
requires " a photo of yourself standing in your inventory room or holding
items that you are going to list for sale."
Considering I'm away from home for the time being and won't be able to
get a photo of myself for some time, my question is : is it necessary to appear
in the photograph you provide ? I have some old photos in my phone with just
my hand pointing at some sets, but none with my full face in it. Would it be
enough to get verified or is it really mandatory to have a full photo of myself
with the sets ?
Thanks for taking the time to read this question and have a nice day
I apologise in advance if this might not be the accurate topic for my question
but it seemed like the closest one to the issue I'm facing.
English is not my native language so I apologise for any mistakes I may make.
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Considering I'm away from home for the time being and won't be able to
get a photo of myself for some time, my question is : is it necessary to appear
in the photograph you provide ? I have some old photos in my phone with just
my hand pointing at some sets, but none with my full face in it. Would it be
enough to get verified or is it really mandatory to have a full photo of myself
with the sets ?
Je pense que oui.
Tu peux toujours essayer avec les photos que tu as mais le but est de prouver
que tu possèdes bien le stock. Si on ne peut pas différencier tes photos de
photos pêchées sur le net, elles ne feront pas le job.
Hmm, si on voit tes mains à côté des LEGO, peut-être peux-tu prouver que ce sont
bien les tiennes avec une autre photo ?
France, Hauts-de-France
