Really, its hardly worth bothering. I have spent a diproportionate of my online time over the past year trying to get e bay to put the mileage filters back. They have eventually put them back and believe me they do not work. I have been buying and advertising cars on e bay for almost 14 years and spend on average 4 hours each day sourcing cars. Other selling platforms such as Auto Trader, Gum Tree, etc are simple to navigate. And they work.
Here is a basic search on e bay. Go to search bar and type in cars. It will come up with several options such as car for sale in cars. select this and it will open. Go to the dropdown box and select lowes mileage first. The first car that comes up is a landrover with 48,000 miles. There are thousands of cars with lower mileages. Why dont they show. Because the search filters dont work. Also,the only way to establish the mileage on any car is by opening up every single vehicle and scrolling down to find the mileage. Every other selling platform lists the mileages on the header page, thus avoiding the nonsense of clicking on every car.
E bay was once offered the most enjoyable search experience. Not any longer. Like you, in the past they have told me that they dont see a problem. Thats because they dont understand their own platform.
Here is a search for you to try.
Cars for sale, All cars under 50,000 miles, private seller, under £10,000, Over 10 years old. Once you have set these go to the dropdown box and select lowest mileage first. I guarantee the cars will not come out in the correct order. And you will need to open and search for the mileages as thet are not listed on the header page. Or you can select Newly Listed. It wont work either. Until May 2023 everyhing did work.
E Bay is impossible to communicate with and there is no point in speaking with their customer service team as they are just an outsourced call centre with little or no understanding.
E Bay sucks...
