Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 12:21 pm
It's not really false advertising to write "Slayer" in the auction description. Tons of sellers put "private" in auction texts despite the fact that the record was issued by a record label.
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The whole point is to get someone to notice the listing. How many people do you think are gonna stop and look at a single with nothing but 'Bent Sirkis' in the title? People add names like Slayer, Venom, Jag Panzer, etc to auctions all the time JUST TO GENERATE LOOKS. Sure, some will say "this doesn't sound like Slayer" and they move on. But some listen to the clip and think, "ok, this doesn't sound like Slayer, but it does sound pretty good, I'll bid on it".Avenger wrote:The seller posted sound clips though, so does that not defeat the whole purpose of the inaccurate Slayer comparison?
LOL Sure, let's prosecute someone for listing a band name in an auction when the band sounds nothing like the album being sold! That should result in what, about 10,000+ metal items on ebay being declared illegal on any given day? While we're at it, let's sue every seller who doesn't describe the condition of an item accurately enough. "You said VG+ but using the Goldmine grades I think this is only VG, so you are hereby being prosecuted for false advertising!".
False advertising laws exist in some countries for a reason.
I’m not talking about the auction title. I’m talking about the actual item description. The seller clearly states that the band was “inspired by Slayer” and yet this isn’t even Thrash Metal. Do you not see something wrong with that? I know many people that when they hear any fast music with a guitar they call it “Heavy Metal”. So based on your ignorant, generalizing thought process these people are also all correct, right? It doesn’t matter if it sounds like Slayer; Slayer is still an accurate comparison, right? You are a fool.nightsblood wrote:The whole point is to get someone to notice the listing. How many people do you think are gonna stop and look at a single with nothing but 'Bent Sirkis' in the title? People add names like Slayer, Venom, Jag Panzer, etc to auctions all the time JUST TO GENERATE LOOKS. Sure, some will say "this doesn't sound like Slayer" and they move on. But some listen to the clip and think, "ok, this doesn't sound like Slayer, but it does sound pretty good, I'll bid on it".Avenger wrote:The seller posted sound clips though, so does that not defeat the whole purpose of the inaccurate Slayer comparison?
And then there's you, who gets his panties in such a wad that the auction says Slayer and it doesn't really sound like Slayer that you go off whining on other sites muttering about "false advertising laws". I can't decide if you're pathetic or hilarious.
LOL Sure, let's prosecute someone for listing a band name in an auction when the band sounds nothing like the album being sold! That should result in what, about 10,000+ metal items on ebay being declared illegal on any given day? While we're at it, let's sue every seller who doesn't describe the condition of an item accurately enough. "You said VG+ but using the Goldmine grades I think this is only VG, so you are hereby being prosecuted for false advertising!".
False advertising laws exist in some countries for a reason.![]()
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You really don't understand one single thing about selling items, do you? I know 7-year olds who have more street smarts than you when it comes to buying & selling.
Tell ya what, you go track down a lawyer to take your case since that mean ol' ebay seller lied to you and tried to dupe you with their false advertising; I'm just gonna sit here and laugh at what an incredibly ignorant dumbass you are.
Morons like you constantly posting about things you clearly know nothing about are exactly why I quit posting here on a regular basis- you fill this site with crap.
Follow the leader for he is your puppet master.Trigger wrote:You can press charges to him for not sounding like Slayer to his ears!
I touched on this in my last post. I realize that there are many people with limited or no knowledge regarding Metal but adding those kinds of comparisons are ignorant. I have never met your wife (I'm sure she's a nice lady) but I really hate when people make generalizations when they have no idea what they are talking about. Like IB stated, it's better to just say nothing and let the buyer decide.Khnud wrote:I agree with the message above.
I would also like to point out that the members here are generally a lot more well informed when it comes to metal than most other people. If I were to play a song by Slayer and a song by Bent Sirkis to my wife, she would have told me they sound very similar. Hell, to some people all metal bands sound exactly the same.
Would you call someone less knowledgeable a liar?