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Why can't people just read things properly?
hoyles10
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I'm selling some stuff and ebay and i'm sick of getting questions from people about things that are clearly written in the listing such as dimensions, colour or size.
Why can't people just take a few extra seconds to read things properly?
Why can't people just take a few extra seconds to read things properly?
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I'm selling some stuff and ebay and i'm sick of getting questions from people about things that are clearly written in the listing such as dimensions, colour or size.
Why can't people just take a few extra seconds to read things properly?
Or when you exclude certain countries and make it very clear that you do not ship abroad... and they still ask "How much to ship to xxxxx?" :rotfl:“That old law about 'an eye for an eye' leaves everybody blind. The time is always right to do the right thing.”0 -
I'm afraid it's pretty much the norm nowadays. Not just on ebay, people can't be bothered with taking notice of anything.0
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I'm selling some stuff and ebay and i'm sick of getting questions from people about things that are clearly written in the listing such as dimensions, colour or size.
Why can't people just take a few extra seconds to read things properly?
Because it would deny you the opportunity to have a good old rant about it
Sorry, thought your rant was about bank charges...."Growth for growth's sake is the ideology of the cancer cell" - Edward Abbey.0 -
Could you ship the item to me in a rubber coating? Mmmm0
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