No problem. Just figured you'd want to know for future posts. :D

Well your example link doesn't work, so I'm not bidding.

Wow! Your TOS is way too long and even has a section set up for public shaming. Guess I'll pass.

Feedback: I would have bid if not for the tiers of partial completion.

Oops. Came too late. RIP.

I've purchased 3 vaccuum cleaners in about 12 years and I haven't read about any of them. For a $20-30 purchase it isn't worth my time to read reviews on many different options. Perhaps poorer folk who make less than that per hour need to be so frugal as to spend hours researching such a cheap purchase. (I think there's a popular comedian who makes jokes about being offered a warranty on a toaster, a purchase that is so easy to replace it's not worth fretting terribly over the quality) But yo

The main issue is I don't see the heavy restriction to what I'm purchasing until I click into your auction. It feels deceptive. I have to click into EVERY SINGLE auction now before I can make a decision on which to bid on because many artists have deceptive description restrictions that make the final result not appear like the example picture on the auction listing page. I am chill, just giving you some feedback on why you lost a customer on this auction. :)

Then dont set your starting bid to $2 if you don't want to work for $2 would be the logical solution. $2 is worth more in some countries than others.

You're okay with just buying lines and no color? I'm sick of artists treating this like a regular commission when it's an auction site.

I just want to make sure I understand, because just a sketch isn't interesting. Price tiers in an auction is confusing. So if I start off the bidding at $3 I only get a sketch?