topic Re: Grass is Greener for a Buyer. in Buying

topic Re: Grass is Greener for a Buyer. in Buying https://community.ebay.co.uk/t5/Buying/Grass-is-Greener-for-a-Buyer/m-p/7912110#M78244 I agree with you on the prices but their search function is worse than e-Bay's. My main problem isn't with the site itself but the Sellers on it who haven't a clue how to list things.  Something like "Men's trousers.  Size 40.  Good condition" accompanied by a single poor photograph isn't a lot of use.  What's the inside leg?  Is the front flat or pleated?  What are they made of? Are they washable?  What pockets do they have?  Is the fly zip or buttons?  Even "Size 40" could mean several things.  It could be what it says on the label, ie they are to fit somebody with a forty inch waist or what the Seller has measured the waistband to be which would make them tight on somebody that size.  It may even be what the waistband measures across with the trousers laid flat in centimetres. So yes, I have bought there and will no doubt do so again but I can say it's a better "Buyer experience" than e-Bay. As for your e-Bay log-in problem, have you got something blocking or automatically removing cookies? Fri, 15 Aug 2025 01:45:37 GMT thepillenwerfer 2025-08-15T01:45:37Z