eBay UK restricts many things that they say you can't list.
One example that I have come up against recently is worn / used tights, stockings or hold ups.
eBay UK classes them as underwear, so you cant list used pairs - but you can on EVERY other eBay site, just not the UK one. And, you can list a worn bra as apparently this isn't underwear!
Do you think they are to restrictive with their rules?
I know they don't want to be seen as an adult site, but surely they could have age restrictions similar to You Tube? A adult orientated section that you have to prove your age before being allowed to view the products
After all, if I want to sell my worn hold ups, and other people want to buy them, then why shouldn't we be able to use one of the biggest online market places to do so.
Lost revenue to eBay UK!
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Monday, 27 May 2013
eBay UK - restrictions to tight
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Monday, 1 April 2013
Do we still need bank holidays?
much as i enjoy getting bank holidays off from work, do they really still play a valuable and fair part in todays society?
I mean, is it fair that banks, services, dentists, doctors,office workers, civil servants, teachers etc get a day off yet the sales industry etc still have to carry on.
You can argue that with the office workers all off revenue will go up, but so does the wage bill as many sales staff get double time and/or an extra day off. And if you really want to buy something, you will find a time to go whether you get bank holidays off or not.
But, is it fair. Surely all of the sales related industries should get the same opportunity? They have a non working day, yet can visit a dentist, bank, doctor etc?
I mean, is it fair that banks, services, dentists, doctors,office workers, civil servants, teachers etc get a day off yet the sales industry etc still have to carry on.
You can argue that with the office workers all off revenue will go up, but so does the wage bill as many sales staff get double time and/or an extra day off. And if you really want to buy something, you will find a time to go whether you get bank holidays off or not.
But, is it fair. Surely all of the sales related industries should get the same opportunity? They have a non working day, yet can visit a dentist, bank, doctor etc?
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