Can you spot the profanity?

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  1. jaybean

    jaybean Well-Known Member

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    I'm looking at substrings and stuff and can't spot it.

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    The only thing I can think of is "but" being in reference to "butt".

    EDIT: tested and nope
     
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    I'm stumped. Take out one word at a time?
     
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    The problem is that eBay's bots don't see word spacing, only letters. Eg "drop issues" reads ****.

    Try rewording and see if that solves the problem,
     
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    "but service"...?
     
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    Ebay is illogical. Programming for most of their stuff has been done by people with English as a second language. Don't try to make sense of it, just re-word it.

    Try "Item was fake! Seller was polite! Refund provided"
     
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    If you really want to know, contact eBay and ask. I have found them very helpful.
     
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    I just tried this and it didn't work. I get the feeling it's the word "fake" or "not genuine". Maybe they know there's a huge counterfeit problem there but don't want the spotlight on it.
     
  10. geoffw

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    Or perhaps the work "fake" has political overtones? And the eBay people are fakist?
     
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    Try "Item was counterfeit". It could be there is something wrong with the platform at the moment. There seems to be glitches galore nowadays. Rest assured that Ebay do not support counterfeit products.
     
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    'and full reimbursement' ...
     
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    Oooh you might be right. Though I didn't think semen was a profanity. Try changing to refund?
     
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    Have you looked in a mirror recently......:p
     
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    Did you find an answer? Or did you make a change which worked?
     
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    Yeah I think it was the "semen" bit that did it. What a joke!