What Could Be the Horror Stories of Selling LPs on eBay in 2019?

Well, one possible horror story could be getting a lot of fake bids. You think you're about to make a great sale, but then all those bids turn out to be from scammers who have no intention of actually paying. It's really frustrating and can waste a lot of your time.

One success story is of a small makeup brand. They started by selling unique, handmade lipsticks on eBay. They focused on using high - quality natural ingredients and offered a wide range of colors. Through great product photos and detailed descriptions, they attracted customers. Their prices were competitive, and they provided excellent customer service. As a result, they built a loyal customer base and expanded their product line over time, eventually becoming a well - known brand on eBay.

Good product selection is key. For example, if you choose trendy or unique items like limited - edition toys, it can attract more buyers. Also, accurate and appealing product descriptions matter. A clear photo is another important element. If your product photo looks professional and shows all the details, it'll draw more attention.

One success story could be a small business that started by selling handmade natural beauty products. They focused on high - quality ingredients and unique packaging. By providing detailed product descriptions and great customer service, they quickly gained a following on eBay. Their sales grew steadily as they received positive reviews, which attracted more customers.

Receiving counterfeit goods is common. Like when a buyer thinks they're getting a genuine brand - name watch and end up with a fake. It's frustrating as they've paid the price for the real thing.

There was a case where a buyer paid via Paypal on Ebay for an item. After receiving it, the buyer filed a false claim of 'not as described'. Paypal immediately refunded the buyer without giving the seller a chance to respond. The seller lost both the item and the money. It was really unfair as the item was exactly as described in the listing.

A common one is misrepresentation. Sellers might use photos of really nice cosplay items but send out something completely different. For example, a beautifully designed sword prop in the picture could turn out to be a flimsy plastic thing in reality.

Well, I heard of a case where a person bought a classic car on ebay motors. They paid a good amount of money for it. When the car was delivered, it was full of rust underneath, which was not at all visible in the pictures. The interior was also in a much worse state than described. It had a strong musty smell and the seats were torn. The buyer had a really hard time trying to get any kind of refund or compensation from the seller.

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.

Product uniqueness. For example, in some success stories, sellers offered cosmetics with rare ingredients or special formulations. This made their products more appealing.