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Well with the two items you already have up, I would remove the "(T-mobile)" as you already have T-Mobile as your first word of the title, and I would add "Cell Phone" to the title, if someone typed in "LX 2009 Cell Phone" in the search yours wouldn't come up because you are lacking "cell phone" in the title! Do you have any of the original items included with the phone? Charger? Manual? Battery? If so, state that in the description. If these things aren't included state that as well....people assume things all the time, so you have to be as clear as possible. If there are ANY scratches or marks list them, again someone could be knit-picky if they get it and expect it to look brand new and it's not. Give as many specifics as possible, remove the "Uhm" from the Nintendo DS's description, it just looks like you have a "I don't care" attitude about it. Even when using eBay's plugged in info about things have at least a paragraph in your description, something such as: "Surprise your Son or Daughter this holiday season with this Used, But in good condition Nintendo DS Lite system in Blue. There are minor scratches on the top of the unit however it works great. Shipping is FREE and is guaranteed to arrive in time for Christmas. I accept paypal, payment must arrive within 7 days of auctions end. " Now as far as "No Returns Accepted" when you accept paypal as a form of payment you DO accept returns, whether you like it or not. Reality is all a buyer has to do is get the item and decide it's not as described (such as a scratch not mentioned, or battery doesn't hold charge, or they just don't like it) all they do is file a SNAD (Significantly Not As Described) claim with paypal, ship it back with DC and once they show paypal you got it back, paypal will TAKE the original cost and shipping (if any) from your account and return it to the buyer. So, just saying you accept returns within 7 days of them receiving the item in the same condition it was received looks more friendly and is more accurate! I would also just see if your digital camera has a MACRO setting, it helps focus on up close shots to show writing and such much clearer, and I would jut take pics on a solid color background rather than on carpets and window sills (the non-shiny side of a piece of poster paper is fine and cheap enough, or just lay down a clean, wrinkle free white sheet)!
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