If all the small sellers would transfer there items over to another auction site then perhaps that site would get more shoppers and become better than ebay? Just a thought....

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I have been taking almost daily screen shots of the fashion vault stylepremium seller feedback, they stopped removing it in a huge chunks but now remove one to two a day, maybe more since I don't check it every 15 minutes, mostly in the morning and at night.
I don't have an issue with them promoting the store on front page, my issue is it is promoted as a trusted seller. And it is not... It is a fraudulent account with fake and misleading feedback and so it is actually stealing from people who make a purchase that rely on the feedback system to determine if they want to buy or not buy from that seller. And removing 100's of neg feedback from the sellers permanent record is just not really trustworthy. I think it is very bad business practice and according to ebays feedback policy not even legal what they are doing.
The problem with reporting it to the media is ebay already has such neg feedback in blogs and the media it would be removing more buyers that might be buying my items.
Sellers basically make the reputation of eBay, most are good, some are fraudulent, but when eBay is the fraudulent one, how can anyone maintain a good honest business while doing business of either buying or selling from the leader of fraud?
I am positive that I am not the only one taking daily screen shots and also positive that it has been written about on blogs as well.. It is and greed that can and will wreak a good business as that is when dishonest business starts taking place..

Well said Tippi and it is what I have thought from the beginning! It only makes sense from a business prospective to get rid of the sellers that they deem "not worthy" and keep a limited few a long with the Fashion Vault. In the meantime they can continue to make money from all the sellers and give them tidbits to keep em going. What better business sense does that make! Oh and modish expect it to continue to fall since I am sure it will and no they won't answer for it or change it because they can't. They have no honest answer! On the other-hand this is something that can be brought before the court or media since eBay is considered to be a large enterprise and they are using a fraudulent practice by having their Fashion Vault as featured with the FB rating! Hhmm better hurry and put a fix to it eBay considering I am sure that the media would LOVE to hear about how you honestly feel about your sellers and customers oh and also how you feature YOUR store first. You never know some reporter could easily come right on in and get the juicy details!

Thank you for your comment. I'm interested.

Because of the various styles of pants today, many sellers use the "rise" measurement to convey where the pants will (approximately) fit. For example, a rise of 8 inches, measured from the seam at the crotch to the top of the front waistband, will sit very low on the waist. A rise of 10 or 11 inches usually will fit at approximately the waist.

Because of Ebay's stringent feedback system, saying something like, "pants are meant to sit at the waist" is risky for a seller because if it doesn't sit at the waist, the seller has opened herself up for a possible dispute.

Why don't you measure a pair of pants of your own that fit just how you like? Then you can compare that measurement to the rise you see in the listings. Most sellers include that measurement, if not, you can simply ask, now that you know that it's the "rise" that you need.

Thank you for your feedback.

I would like to see a better description of the waist sizes in women,s pants.
I never see a description that states:
"sits on the waist",
"sits below the waist",
"low riders".
I think it's important to know where the waistline fits on a pair of pants.
I prefer my pants to sit on the waist. I know that is not the style for all women but many mature women still prefer "on the waist pants" but have have problems finding them.

Re: ITEM SPECIFIC

Hi,
Can anyone tell me why, in the ITEM SPECIFIC area that you can't 'remove' or 'add your own item specific? It's very frustrating. I have had a problem with this for about 3 days now. I literally have to go and start from scratch if I want to change something in there. And yes, I have deleted my cookies and temporary internet files. Still doesn't work.
Thanks for any help,
pattern-lady