ColecoVision - ***NOT MINE***

[doubledown]

Now I know the seller is new to Ebay and has a "0" feedback, but doesn't he at least understand punctuation or the possibility of using the "enter" key to create seperate lines for each of the games. Not to mention what a wonderful picture that they have submitted.

[Mock]

[yuppicide]

Aren't you supposed to show us the link?!

[doubledown]

My bad, here's the link:

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...8156705178&rd=1

[Ralph3]

Now I know the seller is new to Ebay and has a "0" feedback, but doesn't he at least understand punctuation or the possibility of using the "enter" key to create seperate lines for each of the games.  Not to mention what a wonderful picture that they have submitted.

Have you actually sold something on e-bay without using any type of outside services? If you use e-bays straight services, it isn't as simple to use the enter key to separate lines. You HAVE to use some basic html codes (which he probably didn't know/do-forgot). But the simple puncuation as another thing-IT SHOULD BE DONE! NO EXCUSES! It's not hard to do. I'm doing it right now. Look . . . . . . . . . every normal keyboard has a shift and periods and commas, USE THEM! (take a deep breath and relax now) O.K. better now, X-Mas can be hectic at times.

[MegaManFan]

You guys have it easy - you're only surfing eBay. You should imagine the e-mail I have to read sent to two different large popular websites every single day. Bad eBay listings seem mild to me by comparison.

[J.Max]

This guy is obviously a child selling some stuff he either found at a thrift store (unlikely) or in his dad's attic. I wish eBay would work a little harder at weeding out the under-18 year old crowd, especially because entering into a contract with them (which is done at the end of any eBay transaction) is shaky at best.