An eBay clothing seller checks labels with Google Lens, then learns after some sales that the details were wrong
The seller says they research clothing labels before listing, including showing a label to Google Lens to check the gender and size. Sometimes they find out once an item has sold that the label was wrong or their research was off, which leaves them with a refund and possibly an unhappy buyer. They add that they already list measurements and sizing, yet still get many returns saying the item didn't fit.
“I am faced with a refund and a potentially unhappy customer”
eBay clothing seller, eBay Community (opens in a new tab), posted . Retold in our words; names left out of our retelling. Published here .
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