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I guess eBay is really serious about getting all sellers to use Seller Hub, no matter how much we may not wish to do so.
I keep getting notices that my very few listings are at least, in part, not compliant. I was using their supplied tools to bring them into compliance, but now they’ll be gone. This makes a lot of sense when you remind yourself that sellers are not important to eBay in the big picture. eBay seems to think of sellers as an irritating necessity. Without sellers there is no eBay, but they are too all-knowing to grasp such a basic fact.
@salesboy
Your theory is flawed. Ebay doesn’t care if you fix the problem or not. If you don’t fix it then they just won’t show your description. Makes no difference to them they get paid the same but you have a less than efficent listing. Kind of like biting the hand that feeds you isn’t it.