Experiences Selling LPs on eBay in 2019: Horror Story

One horror story could be counterfeit LPs. You unknowingly buy a collection of LPs to sell, thinking they are genuine, but later find out they are fakes. When you list them on eBay, you get into trouble with the platform for selling counterfeit items, and it can lead to account suspension.

Late deliveries are common horror stories. Sellers may face shipping delays due to various reasons like bad weather or carrier issues. For example, a seller promised a quick delivery for a holiday gift but it arrived weeks late, and the buyer was furious. Another is getting scammed by buyers. Some buyers may claim items didn't arrive when they actually did, just to get a free item and refund.

One horror story is when a seller shipped a very fragile and expensive item. They packaged it carefully but the shipping company mishandled it. The item arrived broken, and the buyer demanded a full refund. The seller tried to claim insurance from the shipping company but faced a lot of bureaucracy and ended up losing money on the deal.

It's very improbable that it's a real incident. eBay is a platform for legal goods and services. The very idea of selling a kid goes against basic human values and is against the law in every country. So, it's probably just a fictional or made - up story for shock value or to make a point about the wrongness of commodifying people.

I'm not certain who created the 'lps town horror story'. It could be an individual storyteller on the internet or perhaps a group of fans who came up with it.

I'm not sure specifically what the 'lps town horror story' is about as there could be various interpretations. It might involve some spooky events happening in a town full of LPS (Littlest Pet Shop) characters, like strange disappearances or haunted places.

There could be a news story or a fictional tale with this title. If it's a fictional story, it might be used to explore themes like the value of human life, the amorality of the marketplace, or the extreme lengths some people might go to for money. However, if it were a real - life situation, it would be a huge scandal and a serious violation of human rights and the law.

One LPS horror story could be about a little girl's LPS toys coming to life at night. The toys would move around her room, making strange noises. She woke up one night to see them all gathered around her bed, their tiny eyes glowing in the dark. It was really terrifying for her.

Well, I once bought a camera on Ebay. When it arrived, it was clearly defective. I started the return process. The seller kept delaying, asking for more photos and details over and over. It took weeks just to get the return approved. And then, when they finally got the item back, they claimed I had damaged it more and tried to charge me extra. It was a nightmare dealing with that whole situation.

One horror story could be a buyer ordered a brand - new smartphone. When it arrived, it was clearly a used and damaged model. The box was all beat up and the phone had scratches on the screen and a dent on the side. The buyer contacted the seller but the seller refused to take responsibility, claiming it was sent in perfect condition. The buyer then had to go through a long and difficult process with eBay's customer service to try and get a refund.