Quote: Replica stamps Listings for replica stamps must follow these guidelines: - The item must be clearly marked as a replica in a way that can't be removed. - The listing must include a picture that clearly shows this mark. - The listing must clearly state in the title and item description that the item is a replica.
So it's already in violation of the rules. The title stating "GENUINE Forgeries!" is misleading as evidenced by the negative feedback from a buyer who didn't read closely enough. I don't like it at all.
That's awful! But if anyone tries to report it by using the "Report Item", nothing will happen. The ONLY chance for success is to call by telephone the "Contact Us" and be prepared to spend an hour on the telephone with someone located either in India or the Phillipines who barely speak English. Good luck!
Quote: if anyone tries to report it by using the "Report Item", nothing will happen. The ONLY chance for success is to call by telephone the "Contact Us" and be prepared to spend an hour on the telephone with someone located either in India or the Phillipines who barely speak English. Good luck!
. We need a smiley for vomiting.
Well, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em! I am putting in an order for all the 19th century stamps I don't have, including each variety. Soon I will have an 85A Z grill!
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Posted 03/03/2015 11:17 am
. We need a smiley for vomiting.
I think this is as about as close as it comes to being sick.
