Leaving Buyer Feedback Page.

[kalfredphisser]

Hello, Ebay suggested that you cover 4 topics in the written description of the purchase transaction that has occurred. A little green tick is made above the dialogue box to show topics you have mentioned. I often put "as pictured" in my feedback and  "description" is automatically ticked as being covered. Description  is not the "picture". When I  purchase items, often the description is wrong,  but the value is usually better. There should be somewhere in the feedback where it is possible to value a listing images for clarity and information. There are a lot of poor quality images in Ebay listings  

[tobiasd4]

I have just left feedback for a purchase.

I just said "As described" and ticked positive, none the ticks above comments box highlighted or did anything.

Can you screen shot what you mean?

[kalfredphisser]

Thanks for your interest, it does not appear possible to to see that initial screen again after you have left the feedback. I wanted to go back to look again after I had left my feedback for the item and as I was constructing my query email. I did not leave "as described", I wrote "as pictured" and was not commenting on what the seller had said, which was in fact totally incorrect.
Yours.

[kalfredphisser]

It appears difficult for community members to understand what I meant, judging from the solitary reply. I often need to say as "pictured", as in my opinion for what I am buying, the description is often not correct and with AI generated listings a pure fabrication as the seller has not supplied the correct information in the first part of the listing.  With the dialogue box for the free hand feedback it asks for 4 topics to be covered to give people a better Idea of the whole trade (for money).  Usually I  have bought an item on what I have seen in the in the listings pictures not what the description says. If when I leave my  comments by saying "as pictured" when the description is wrong I do not expect expect description topic to be ticked as covered. The image is not the description, sellers proclaim "part of the description", but it is not the description in its entirety.

Yours