This would never work.
The resources alone of checking every listing for this infringement make it a moot point by itself.
Besides, photos, and even descriptions, are guides only.
I’ve been fooled by photos and descriptions many times. Photos sometimes make defects appear where there aren’t any, sometimes they are shot to hide defects (on purpose or not).
I try and be accurate and honest with my listings for two reasons: 1) I don’t want to waste my time & money on returns, and 2) I don’t want to upset people just to make a few quid. Many sellers don’t feel the same – for whatever reason – and that’s their choice. I highly doubt anything will change that, except if that seller learns the hard way, via having to give lots of refunds. As a buyer you have to also learn that the hard way. Although with eBay’s (newer) buyer protections, most of the time you just lose your time, not your money.
