Open letter to ebay

It would seem to me that best route would be to advertise that dispute on Ebay user's forum. The fact is that you have shown here you have trouble understanding user interface software in general is a noted pattern for you.



Isn't there a stated word size limit to the buffer size (tiny little box) when wording such a complaint? Generally it is a stated word limit, unless I'm misunderstanding your issue.

Ebay responds to queries and provides support through their support system. However, due to their global size, they might be incredibly slow at it. I'd user Ebay user's forum to ask about your issue.

[edit: I just clicked on that link that you provided. The answer to your question about how to contact is there...if you take the time to read it.]

Thank you Rag. If I can find it I will post a link to this thread

Edited to remark I found something called "eBay Customer Support," entering my query, including that link. But it instantly deleted the link



Alas alack Internet editing software, it hates all of us. By the sheerest coincidence when I attempted this edit I got a message to the effect that I was forbidden to do so. But to add insult to difficulty, it let me go ahead with the editing anyway

Edited again to remark that in spite of the stricture it let me edit once again. The a2k software must like me for some strange reason. Do you find it lets you do this

Third edit (Wow!) So went to something called eBay "Discussion Board" and asked "Does anyone else find it as difficult to enter a query as I do?", then entered the link; whereupon it deleted my entire message except for the last three letters of the link, "htt"

No reply required, Rag. Merely Ragging on you

What, am I only participant using eBay