The slopfondlers are even sloperating *old* concert posters.
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The slopfondlers are even sloperating *old* concert posters.
This piece of shit keeps showing up in my eBay searches for old DNA Lounge flyers: they are taking dates and venues on which *actual concerts happened in history* and having the Plagiarism Machine vomit out new, terrible posters for them.
Apparently you can't "leave feedback" on a seller without paying them money first.
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The slopfondlers are even sloperating *old* concert posters.
This piece of shit keeps showing up in my eBay searches for old DNA Lounge flyers: they are taking dates and venues on which *actual concerts happened in history* and having the Plagiarism Machine vomit out new, terrible posters for them.
Apparently you can't "leave feedback" on a seller without paying them money first.
https://jwz.org/b/ylCP@jwz
How to report inappropriate content
Here’s how you can submit a report to us:On the page where you saw the content, select the question mark icon. If you’re on a mobile device, select the 3 dots.
Under Report content, select Submit report. You may be asked to sign in, or submit as a guest.
Under What would you like to report?, select the correct type of content, e.g. Feedback.
Fill in the form, including the details of the content you’re reporting, and the reason for reporting it. You can also add freeform text and upload documents.
Select Submit report.Source: https://www.ebay.com/help/account/regulatory/reporting-content-ebay?id=5412
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The slopfondlers are even sloperating *old* concert posters.
This piece of shit keeps showing up in my eBay searches for old DNA Lounge flyers: they are taking dates and venues on which *actual concerts happened in history* and having the Plagiarism Machine vomit out new, terrible posters for them.
Apparently you can't "leave feedback" on a seller without paying them money first.
https://jwz.org/b/ylCP@jwz You can report this to eBay as fraud, though? (At least you can here in Europe.)
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The slopfondlers are even sloperating *old* concert posters.
This piece of shit keeps showing up in my eBay searches for old DNA Lounge flyers: they are taking dates and venues on which *actual concerts happened in history* and having the Plagiarism Machine vomit out new, terrible posters for them.
Apparently you can't "leave feedback" on a seller without paying them money first.
https://jwz.org/b/ylCP@jwz @lisamelton What’s so telling to me is the last part. The platform itself is designed to protect these slop sellers from reams of negative comments, because even though eBay knows it’s junk, they profit from allowing people to sell it.
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How to report inappropriate content
Here’s how you can submit a report to us:On the page where you saw the content, select the question mark icon. If you’re on a mobile device, select the 3 dots.
Under Report content, select Submit report. You may be asked to sign in, or submit as a guest.
Under What would you like to report?, select the correct type of content, e.g. Feedback.
Fill in the form, including the details of the content you’re reporting, and the reason for reporting it. You can also add freeform text and upload documents.
Select Submit report.Source: https://www.ebay.com/help/account/regulatory/reporting-content-ebay?id=5412
@RealGene I don't see a question mark or three dots anywhere, so this is typically useless "help".
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@RealGene I don't see a question mark or three dots anywhere, so this is typically useless "help".
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On my phone, there's a circled question mark that floats: -
The slopfondlers are even sloperating *old* concert posters.
This piece of shit keeps showing up in my eBay searches for old DNA Lounge flyers: they are taking dates and venues on which *actual concerts happened in history* and having the Plagiarism Machine vomit out new, terrible posters for them.
Apparently you can't "leave feedback" on a seller without paying them money first.
https://jwz.org/b/ylCP@jwz I would also be careful leaving feedback *after* paying money. Guy online bought fake Asics from a fake US-based account (shipped from China) and after giving feedback had *his* account blocked.
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@jwz
How to report inappropriate content
Here’s how you can submit a report to us:On the page where you saw the content, select the question mark icon. If you’re on a mobile device, select the 3 dots.
Under Report content, select Submit report. You may be asked to sign in, or submit as a guest.
Under What would you like to report?, select the correct type of content, e.g. Feedback.
Fill in the form, including the details of the content you’re reporting, and the reason for reporting it. You can also add freeform text and upload documents.
Select Submit report.Source: https://www.ebay.com/help/account/regulatory/reporting-content-ebay?id=5412
@RealGene @jwz Sweet Jesus that's hard to find. On desktop browsers the ? is in the lower right corner in a white circle floating above the page content. I had to stare for quite a while to see it - it blends right in, becoming nearly invisible.
Almost like Ebay doesn't want people to figure out how to get help or report shenanigans.
Now, can anyone confirm this actually shows up on safari on Mac? Because I would be ENTIRELY unsurprised if whatever they do to make it float breaks on Safari.
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@RealGene I don't see a question mark or three dots anywhere, so this is typically useless "help".
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