Sidwell asked:
We just recieved a product ordered through E-Bay today. BUT the seller has included several Muslim and Islamic brochures. We are not religious, but we are annoyed. Do sellers have the right to be proselytizing? Can we report this seller to ebay?
we’ve been using Ebay for several years and this is the FIRST time we have ever recieved religious brochures. So when you say christians and JW’s do this all the time, well I have never recieved anything at all from those religions, therefore I’m inclined to think you are exaggerating.
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Meh take the stick out of your ****. Throw the pamphlet out, leave your feedback warning they do this than get over it.
Christians do it all the time. so do Mormons and Jehovah’s witnesses so lets ail the bloody lot of them and be done with it LOL
REPORT THEM
they have no right to send these brochures.
if people want religion they will find it themselves
That is a great question. The bottom line is: Who is really going to ‘Police’ this activity? I am in total agreement with you, they shouldn’t have done that. I would go to eBay and check out their help section and see what you can find out about religious propaganda. If that is no help, then try the forums. They are a great way to get the word out so to speak and find out many different points of view as well as get an answer to your question.
Good Luck.
Don’t religious people know that they’re following fairy tales? Seriously, its funny. They try to convert to their cause, like a cult. Too funny. Some of us live in the real world, not the make believe world.
You can report him…and you should. I would also give him negative feedback since overall, you are not pleased with the entire transaction. If you are happy with the product..that’s fine but what was inside is very unprofessional.
I would have to agree with most of what everyone else has already answered. I urge you to see Bill Maher’s latest movie: “Religulous”
at times I almost fell out my seat laughing.
I respect all religions…people are free to be. (as long as they keep to themselves)
and, putting religious materials in the package was simply wrong. it’s your choice on whether or not you want to give a negative. this hurts them financially. do you really want to do that since these are hard times for all?
maybe you could write the Seller before you act. ask them to stop this practice immediately.
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