More checks for attempted fake offers
Summary: slmephi criticizes the increase in offers that present worthless items as complete products, especially in the case of empty Switch game cases. It is complained that these offers are designed to appear legally harmless, but could mislead buyers. The author suggests taking more measures to protect buyers.
Unfortunately, there are more and more listings that supposedly try to sell items that are actually worthless.
By this I mean, for example, listings for empty Switch game cases.
Of course there are certainly people who want to buy empty cases to complete their individual cartridges again, but there are countless listings that enter the title in such a way that it looks like a complete game in the overview and mention nothing about it in the description. If you don't look at every single image here and read the title carefully again, you quickly think it's a complete game. It is obvious here that the seller(s) are trying to present it in such a way that, while it may not yet be illegal, it can quickly confuse people and they can thus sell worthless stuff for too much money. In my view, more should be done here to protect buyers
voli-maus
·Aug 7, 2026 at 5:48 PMHello @slmephi ,
you can report articles like this.
"Pappenverkäufer" have always existed and will always exist.
As a potential buyer, you yourself are responsible and have to look closely at what you buy and from whom.