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18-02-2026 2:29 PM
I asked eBay's AI to write a seller description for 1 listing and this is what it provided:
"The product is a set of two red and grey LEGO containers with a door and slot, specifically the 4345 and 4346 elements. Made from plastic and part of the LEGO CITY theme, these containers are designed for children aged 5 and above. With a Danish origin, this set allows kids to engage in imaginative play and construction with the iconic LEGO brand."
ChatGPT was asked "please write seller description for this listing" and provided this:
"Up for sale is a lot of 16 LEGO® containers (2×2×2) with door slots in attractive red and grey colours. These are perfect for builders, LEGO® collectors, MOC creators, or anyone needing extra storage/parts for custom builds.
🔹 Includes:
16 x LEGO® 2×2×2 container bricks
With integrated door slot pieces
Part numbers included: 4345 & 4346
Genuine LEGO® parts in used but good condition
📌 Condition:
Used – these pieces have been previously played with but are in great, clean condition with no cracks or major damage. They’re ready to be added to your collection or build!
🚚 Postage & Handling:
• Sent via eBay’s Global Shipping Programme (International Tracking & customs handling included)
• Carefully packed to ensure safe delivery
• Dispatches promptly once payment is received
❌ Returns:
Returns not accepted — please review all photos carefully before purchasing.
🏷️ Why Buy From Us?
• Honest and accurate description – what you see in the photos is exactly what you’ll receive
• Trusted seller with excellent feedback
• Items packed securely for shipment
Grab this great value LEGO® parts bundle today!"
I buy a lot on eBay and the AI descriptions eBay generate mean nothing, it's just slop to fill a gap, a gap that used to contain useful information about the condition of the thing for sale.
Why is everything eBay does miles behind the competition?