I was shocked to see that quite a few of my items, mostly old photos, were now showing completely new titles, prices & descriptions! These descriptions appear to be from another seller here who sells books! Unable to tell who the seller is but if a potential buyer looked at my antique photo with such a description & rather high price, my photos are around $6-8 dollars & the books are over $20, they would think I am an idiot! Please fix this problem as soon as possible & restore my original info on affected items! Not a happy camper today! Swimswithfishes
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swimswithfishes Reputation: 10 See swimswithfishes' booth |
Weirdola! Could you forward us 3 examples so we can identify where the inconsistency is? Thanks in advance, [URL removed]
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bonanzamark Reputation: 1539 See bonanzamark's booth |
I have 10 items that I know of like this. They are not active right now, but I completely lost the item descriptions, and the new one is from the book category. This happened while my booth and items wee on vacation! Is this going to be an ongoing problem with this sort of thing?
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bambi9 Reputation: 32 See bambi9's booth |
Wow I put up a notice 2 wks ago and sent a support ticket and mine was dismissed as being DONE? Nobody helped me, I have this happening on my ads also, I sell toys and as you can see the only original thing on my listing is the photo of the toy, everything was changed and at the bottom it says it was imported from ebay(which I don’t do) and has info at the import link to ebay Xbox listings
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savethetoys Reputation: 33 See savethetoys' booth |
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