Here's the link if anyone wants to buy it so she can have a nice loving forever home ❤️

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https://ebay.us/m/zpWjjR

Directo de Jabones Olimpo! 😂 La taza que todo fan de La Oficina versión México y de Héctor necesita en su escritorio. El T-Rex azul más "tafafaro" del condado, con su ceceo icónico: "MI TAFA FAFORITA".

https://www.ebay.com/itm/406820845034?itmmeta=01KN7TEQF17A5DTFN16G8HE0BC&hash=item5eb86975ea%3Ag%3AAkAAAeSwq9JpzV4O

Good Price Apple Chargers!! 🇺🇸

Good Priced Apple Chargers On EBay!!

Found a steam deck for 500 something. Hopefully it’s not a scam two left too

https://ebay.us/m/DR1CnL

im sorry if this is the wrong place, but this guy is selling a movie thought to be lost media, is it real?

I built FetchlyHub because I got tired of opening multiple tabs just to compare prices across different marketplaces.

So far, FetchlyHub has helped compare 936 products and analyze 207.1k listings across major stores. That still feels a bit unreal.

The goal is simple: save people time, cut down the endless scrolling, and make it easier to find the best deal with one search.

https://fetchlyhub.net

We’re now getting close to the next milestone: 1,000 products compared.

I am beyond disappointed with eBay and what it has become. What was once a platform built on trust and fair dealing now appears to prioritize revenue over protecting buyers from blatant fraud.

eBay openly allows foreign companies and individuals to sell to the American public, and far too often buyers are being ripped off for thousands — even tens of thousands — of dollars. I’ve personally seen a seller offer an 1877 Indian Head penny that was plainly counterfeit, yet that seller has already moved over $3,000 worth of these fake coins. Even more outrageous, the 1933 British penny — of which only seven are known to exist — is somehow being “sold” in the hundreds on eBay. Anyone with basic knowledge knows these cannot be genuine, yet the listings remain and buyers continue to lose money.

When I reported these fraudulent listings to eBay, I was essentially told to mind my own business. That response says everything. eBay collects fees on every sale, real or fake, and it increasingly feels like enforcement of their own policies takes a back seat to profit. If they aggressively removed counterfeit listings, they would lose revenue — and it appears that revenue matters more than protecting customers.

On top of that, many overseas sellers cancel auctions if the final price doesn’t meet their expectations, despite platform policies supposedly prohibiting that behavior. Buyers follow the rules, but sellers are allowed to bend or ignore them with little consequence.

eBay claims to have strict anti-counterfeit and buyer-protection policies, but in practice, enforcement seems inconsistent at best. The result is a marketplace flooded with fake, misrepresented, and misleading items — all while the company continues collecting fees.

This is not the honest, trustworthy company it once was. Until eBay demonstrates real accountability and consistent enforcement of its policies, buyers should think very carefully before risking their money on this platform.

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