Not everyone walks the same, talks the same, dances the same, so why should we all see things the same?  I have noticed that many people do not describe the items they carry.  I have been selling books/crochet & knitting magazines/patterns since 2003, and have noticed some sellers only stating what condition the item is in by marking New/Fine/Very Good/Good/Fair/Poor, no description, no photos.  To me this means nothing.  If a seller doesn't have time to describe what is good or bad about the item or upload images, why should I waste my time with that seller.  I want to know exactly what I am getting.

This doesn't just happen on eBay, I have noticed it on every used/auction site I have been on.  If you purchase an item without seeing it and getting all the details, you are likely to be disappointed.

I have also noticed that some of the sellers who sell by the pound/box add filler items, i.e., paperweights, knick knacks, etc. which are not shown in the images.  This practice should be questioned, why are they doing this?  It is obvious, to make more money.

Show respect and loyalty to the sellers who spend their time making their listings as informative as possible.  Don't purchase from the sellers who only want your money, and don't care about your happiness or satisfaction with your purchases.