Then, when someone decides to update drivers, or autodetect my system and tell me what drivers I need. If someone nicks your HP Laptop, YOU phone HP and tell them that it's been nicked.
#How to swap tv serial number stickers serial numbers
Serial numbers should be tracked by the owner, AND by the manufacturer. Hell, maybe this will allow them to create genuine serial number stickers and then flog it off down the car boot. As soon as a serial number is added anyone with nicked equipment will just use what looks like a genuine serial number. So are the serial numbers just going to be placed on each advert? And will there be any cross reference to ensure duplicates, or reposts. So, its Trading Standards that are in part "causing" this problem and its high time that they made it a priority to set up an ebay supersquad that can deal with sellers in unspecified areas. Meanwhile, we can't complain TO trading standards because the seller often doesn't identify their location beyond "UK" or "London" and TS is far too compartmentalised to be able to deal with sellers who have no location. Why, therefore, do 50% of the UK listings not obey the law and contain the name and address of the seller?Īnd why, therefore, does ebay aid and abet these sellers by failing to provide an effective mechanism for reporting business sellers who fail to properly disclose their name and address?Īt the moment, these people can probably only be reported by Trading Standards - and sadly, there's no evidence that anybody from trading standards is doing its job by enforcing this part of the law.
Probably more than 50% of ebay sellers are NOT simply selling their unwanted presents or used items, and are therefore very obviously buying to sell. In the UK, and probably throughout Europe, its a LEGAL REQUIREMENT that every business seller puts their name and address either in the listing or on their ebay ME page.
"But Chesnut warned that sellers are usually nervous of including information like names, addresses, and telephone numbers on auction listings."
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