I note that often there are multiple listings for exactly the same article from the same seller. Is this a ploy by the seller or a fault with the Ebay website?
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I think it's something someone started 20 years ago and it's actually still valid in this case.
Or maybe just someone that doesn't understand the Bulk Listing option that will stay open until all the items are sold.
Are you sure they are exactly the same? Sizes, colours etc? If they are then report them.
https://www.ebay.com/help/policies/l...policy?id=4255Last edited by northernladuk; 19 August 2019, 14:44.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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yes, they are all the same. I guess it must be a ploy to ensure buyers see the listing. I note another issue too when an article is listed and when selected, Ebay advises it can't find the listing. This is more suspicious and I wonder if there is some scam involved somewhere. Can't see what though.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI think it's something someone started 20 years ago and it's actually still valid in this case.
Or maybe just someone that doesn't understand the Bulk Listing option that will stay open until all the items are sold.
Are you sure they are exactly the same? Sizes, colours etc? If they are then report them.
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Most likely is a seller that post the same item multiple times to increase the chances of the listing being seened/opened. If that's the case you can buy it without worrying about it. Anyway if you use paypal you will always be protected. If it's a scam or something goes wrong you get a refund quickly!Originally posted by JohntheBike View Postyes, they are all the same. I guess it must be a ploy to ensure buyers see the listing. I note another issue too when an article is listed and when selected, Ebay advises it can't find the listing. This is more suspicious and I wonder if there is some scam involved somewhere. Can't see what though."The boy who cried Sheep"Comment
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And how does this relate to Technical...?
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It's JtB innit...Originally posted by cojak View PostAnd how does this relate to Technical...?
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Dropshipping software. I have multiple listings some at different prices based on different sourcesWhat happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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yes, this is what I've deduced is the case. However, I can't make out what is behind listing an article for sale and when selected, Ebay can't find the details. This is where I'm not sure if there is anything sinister behind the listing.Originally posted by CryingSheep View PostMost likely is a seller that post the same item multiple times to increase the chances of the listing being seened/opened. If that's the case you can buy it without worrying about it. Anyway if you use paypal you will always be protected. If it's a scam or something goes wrong you get a refund quickly!Comment
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Originally posted by JohntheBike View Postyes, this is what I've deduced is the case. However, I can't make out what is behind listing an article for sale and when selected, Ebay can't find the details. This is where I'm not sure if there is anything sinister behind the listing.
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I've noticed that generally such listings are for desirable items which would normally encourage feverish bidding and appear with a starting price of less than £1, which is why is suspect something other than a malfunctionOriginally posted by northernladuk View Post
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