A new type of lowlife...kilt related

[Canuck]

Thanks Ron.

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As you say, there's bigger issues. I wonder what you could take from this experience that would help your own business step into another league (if you felt inclined to do so)?

All the best, Graham.

I guess for one, discourage a person from taking a picture of the product in my retail space and offer them a business card that directs them to the website that has photo's that are watermarked and copyrighted.
Maintain my code of conduct and ethics. other companies come and go, the marketplace will determine to the extent they are successful or not.
Cheers
Robert

[sathor]

I guess for one, discourage a person from taking a picture of the product in my retail space and offer them a business card that directs them to the website that has photo's that are watermarked and copyrighted.
Maintain my code of conduct and ethics. other companies come and go, the marketplace will determine to the extent they are successful or not.
Cheers
Robert

Make the tags more prominent, in a special shape? I do find it odd that the seller had a perfect rating, seems, well, odd.

[Canuck]

snip ....I do find it odd that the seller had a perfect rating, seems, well, odd.

One can check the transactions of those who responded. out of the 81 feedback items only 2 of the kilts in question were sold and 2 of the "other style". You can then check what that individual is bidding on and get another demographic of the consumer.
Given there aren't many overall sales of the product it may in the end be dropped from the virtual store.

[Sheep In Wolf's Clothing]

That is crappy. Some people make me question morals in today’s society.
I would contact E-Bay. Good luck, let's hope the good guy wins!
Sara