I need your assistance......

[mcjp6]

When reporting suspect listings and counterfeit issues it would be terrific if posts could follow Steve's guidelines as posted in the "sticky" at the top of this page.

i.e. http://50.30.33.71/~trfcom/showthread.php?t=23163


I understand that many people have problems with photo's, time etc and any report is better than no report etc. I agree, the important thing is to alert people to a potential counterfeit/scam. many members do provide this info and some do not.

But at the very least please include the sellers ebay id and a link. For me, these are the most important elements and do greatly assist with tracking repeat offenders/scams, save time and having those listings invalidated by eBay.

All the other information helps of course and may also assist to educate others.

Originally Posted by Lol-x

So as to enable better identification of issues the following guidelines where possible are recommended to be included in your thread:

• Title of listing as title of thread (unless there are multiple items)
• A link to the listing or site.
• The sellers name or listing number (makes tracking easier)
• Reasons for your concern of authenticity or issues with the item.
• Item description.
• Item photo.

It’s fairly important to pop in the sellers name as previous conversations/threads can easily be found and added to, saves starting new threads and having multiple conversations on the same item. The search function can be found in the forum tools menu on the upper right side on the watchout main page.

Thanks for your reports, keep them coming, not trying to scare people away from reporting, just trying to make your reports more effective......Michael

[robertneville]

Thanks for the advice Michael! It does make it a lot easier to report!