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Ebay now wants to charge £20 to authenticate trainers.Are they having a laugh.I wont be paying a penny.
Talk about take advantage.It was free and now they want paying for something to be sold on their platform.Heres one man that won't be paying.I'll go somewhere else even if it cost a little more.Its the principle of the matter.
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*vyolla*
Mentor1 month agoTrainers priced at £200 or more that qualify for Authenticity Guarantee are authenticated at no charge for the service.
Qualifying trainers priced between £0.01 and £199.99 can have Optional Authenticity Guarantee added by the buyer at checkout for £20 per item. This is optional, not automatic.