Re: [lace] Unpleasantly innacurate seller on eBay

2007-05-06 Thread Barbara Joyce
Jean, you're too charitable. Another way to look at the situation is that the seller is hoping to attract more buyers by saying "bobbin lace" rather than "machine-made lace," and "Irish crochet" rather than "chemical lace." Or to put it another way, she is misleading unsuspecting potential buyers i

[lace] Unpleasantly innacurate seller on eBay

2007-05-06 Thread Jean Nathan
If it was on sale in the UK, you could quote the "Sale of Goods Act", which states that goods must be "of merchantable quality, fit for the purpose and as described". This applies to private sellers as well as trade, and the seller couldbe prosecuted for misdescription. The "Trades Description A

Re: [lace] unpleasantly innacurate seller on eBay

2007-05-05 Thread Barbara Joyce
Oh, how delicious! I succumbed to the temptation and wrote to her, too! Like Clay, I sent a very polite and informative message; I just cannot wait to hear her response. I'll bet it's even nastier this time than the one Clay got! :-) Barbara Snoqualmie, WA USA > Response from morrigan50 > morri

[lace] unpleasantly innacurate seller on eBay

2007-05-05 Thread clayblackwell
Response from morrigan50 morrigan50( 2590) Positive feedback:99.6% Member since:Nov-15-99 Location:IL, United States Registered on:www.ebay.com Item: Antique Vintage Unusual Ivory Pineapple Bobbin Lace (330115668540) This message was sent while the listing was active. morrigan50 is the seller.