What an idiot!!!!

mah_jong

I couldn't read it either but thought I would paste it inot tnotepad....and woila it shows up as you highlight the words.... you are bidding on a picture not the real thing!

princessmoneysaver

b33r wrote: »

What a loser, it's easier to read if you highlight it.

That's what I did, I'm looking for general money off vouchers & have come across some others which don't seam genuine

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/200-Value-Tesco-Vouchers_W0QQitemZ300104482109QQihZ020QQcategoryZ109197QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

& other items by same seller as Tesco link

http://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQsassZtescovoucheQQhtZ-1

hollyh

That's terrible.

How do i report it and what reason shall i give?

Maybe if enough people do it it will get pulled.

Or not

aj3001

Old trick which has been around for years on ebay

Moglex

I've reported it as a misleading title: He's not selling 'Mayfair' he's selling a picture of a piece of paper.

However as the process does not allow you to add any text for explanation I wonder if the ebay muppet that deals with it will be able to understand what's wrong.

bluep

Yeah - a lot of people sold playstation 2 boxes (with nothing inside) so their pictures WERE accurate.
Always read teh small print!

LULUBELLE_2

I've reported it as fraudulent - that way, you can add text to your message to eBay, rather than just an item number. This is what I put:


The listing is fraudulent - it's only a PICTURE of the item that's for sale. Highlight the yellow 4pt font at the bottom of the page; this yellow print is impossible to see, or read, without highlighting, so most people will be taken in by it.

Moglex

bluep wrote: »

Yeah - a lot of people sold playstation 2 boxes (with nothing inside) so their pictures WERE accurate.
Always read teh small print!

From the POV of reporting it to ebay it's not whether the picture is accurate it's whether the title is accurate.

The title says he's selling Mayfair.

He isn't.

frivolous_fay

Misleading title, soliciting off ebay sales, take your pick.

LULUBELLE_2

It's up to £510 :mad: