I just wish

[northwest]

People who sell stuff knew exactly what it is they were actually selling. Here is a perfect example of someone selling something they are clueless about:

Pardon our interruption...

The thing is some unsuspecting beginne who may have heard of Tig brazing and want to try it will buy this and we all know what is going to happen, the chart in the second illustration is in no way connected to anything in the description. As they are promoting themselves as a business they are leaving themselves open I would think.

 

[Gragson]

Had this with 2 ebay sellers this week. I asked a question regarding size of gauge fit of ammo boxes, they may as well have been selling kippers for what they knew of what they had.

TT's Clearance and Supplies... I'm guessing they have no clue either

 

[OJCar]

Had this with 2 ebay sellers this week. I asked a question regarding size of gauge fit of ammo boxes, they may as well have been selling kippers for what they knew of what they had.

TT's Clearance and Supplies... I'm guessing they have no clue either

What calibre were the kippers ?

 

[MetalMonkey]

People who sell stuff knew exactly what it is they were actually selling. Here is a perfect example of someone selling something they are clueless about:

I don't - I've picked up many a bargain over the year from people who hadn't got a clue what they had, or completely mangled the name or description.
It’s harder to find now as people seem more savvy about looking things up on their phone, but thankfully you still get the odd one. Long may it continue!

 

[Gragson]

What calibre were the kippers ?

smoked, but no inkling to what degree

 

[Agroshield]

People who sell stuff knew exactly what it is they were actually selling.

You could message the seller politely pointing out that the single word 'brazing' is inappropriate in the listing title, is likely to create dissatisfied customers and cause them aggravation with returns.

They may choose to ignore you, but an eBay message takes the same amount of time and effort as a post here and has the positive benefit of being directed to someone who has the ability to do something about it.

 

[roofman]

I don't - I've picked up many a bargain over the year from people who hadn't got a clue what they had, or completely mangled the name or description.
It’s harder to find now as people seem more savvy about looking things up on their phone, but thankfully you still get the odd one. Long may it continue!

me too...i bought an old record 35 vice of a kid because the jaws where worn smooth for pennies, he thought it was useless and bought himself a chinese one from machine mart and thought it was the best thing since sliced bread, i kept my gob shut and agreed

 

[Gragson]

i kept my gob shut and agreed

Shameless

 

[roofman]

Shameless

some of these young un,s you just cant tell..know everything and we are just old fools.

 

[OJCar]