Formal Complaint regarding Interference in Listings via Simply Delivery

[fiftyfindsboutique]

eBay, why are you interfering in my listings without my express permission, I didn't ask for simply delivery on my listings? Stop Doing It!

You've resulted in completely wiping out one of my listings to relist because of you idiotic delivery option. STOP IT!!

Let me choose how I choose and when, aren't we not in a democratic country or not?

If this continues you will be reported to Trading Standards or some Ombudsman whom deals in these kinds of behaviour. It's unprofessional and unnecessary

Absolutely disgraceful 

[tressygirl]

You are not addressing eBay here,  but members like yourself.

Simple Delivery was announced last October that it was coming to all Private Sellers, and warnings that existing  items may be automatically switched over in the coming months.  The latest Announcement,  see eBay News top left of this forum page,  explains if any remaining listings are still showing Custom Postage these will automatically be switched over to SD on August 6th.

It's not liked by many,  look down this Discussion Board, to see the many threads from disgruntled members,  but it's here to stay.

@fiftyfindsboutique 

[fiftyfindsboutique]

Well then we're going to fight it because we as the eBay community are sick of eBays idiotic methods. 

[plpmr]

adding to the advice already given -

"interfering in my listings without my express permission,"

You signed eBay's T&C therefore giving them 'permission'.

[thepillenwerfer]

e-Bay's site, e-Bay's rules. 

We are indeed in a "democratic country" — one where nobody is compelled to sell on e-Bay if they don't like it.

[fiftyfindsboutique · Accepted solution]

Sad coming from someone no more intelligent than the other person because clearly some of you rather take in the consequences rather than making it better for yourselves.

And by the way, eBay better be careful of itself because it's way in forcing things on to it's on users, no matter if they are in agreement with eBay, can be seen as a violation of the Consumer rights Act and is liable to be lawsuit for such actions.

And before you do your research, I have done mine and have seen it directly forces others to do things that it expressly has not given permission to do so, especially in current and older listings before it was put in place no matter the agreement you have been made with eBay, they still have to follow by the law meant to protect others from financial harm. 

So go and read a book every now and then and get back to me when your smarter than the average person whomever you are that I solely don't care about.