“Good in box” would be better labeled “condition unknown”. Because my good in box item had half its parts missing and was useless. I paid to throw something in the trash. I have no recourse. They used to have understanding people you could call but now you have to email a bot that asks for information you’ve already given, and that has no mercy. All to save them a buck. It also happens with items listed as “like new”. The fine print should tell bidders that they ought to be prepared to get scammed. Also it would be nice to be able to select a day when you can come get an item. Now they only give you three days to choose from, and if you’re out of town those days, too bad.
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