Is it weird that an eBay seller wants you to upload a video of a faulty product to YouTube?
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deadgerbil 路 22-25, M
Would you send a video through eBay if it allowed you to?
Fishy 路 31-35, F
@deadgerbil yeah
deadgerbil 路 22-25, M
@Fishy so it would be a privacy concern then?
If I really wanted a replacement, I would just make a new YouTube account if I had that privacy qualm.
The request itself isn't weird as people scam all the time and people want to verify it's actually broken
If I really wanted a replacement, I would just make a new YouTube account if I had that privacy qualm.
The request itself isn't weird as people scam all the time and people want to verify it's actually broken
Fishy 路 31-35, F
@deadgerbil I just think it's dumb that eBay doesn't allow you to upload vids 馃槙
Iwillwait 路 M
Easier way to show video of the the failing product. Photos do not prove faulty unless visibly broken.
MichaelDemiboy 路 51-55, M
It may be a bit odd bit it sounds like a reasonable request for proof the thing is actually defective.
deadteddy 路 26-30, F
Don鈥檛 do anything outside EBay. Any issues take it to customer service.
FreestyleArt 路 31-35, M
Either they want proof or they're just stalkers
Azlotto 路 M
You don't need to make a video. Just request a return through eBay.
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