> often the picture you see is of item A but the price shown is for a lesser item B in the same listing Many large eBay sellers do this. For example, they may

> often the picture you see is of item A but the price shown is for a lesser item B in the same listing Many large eBay sellers do this. For example, they may offer phone cases for £5 each and a screen cleaning kit for £1, all as different variants of the same listing, so that their listing appears alongside other £1 items in a search for phone cases. It is technically a violation of eBay's listing policy,[1] but is widespread as the rule is not enforced in practice. 1. https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/listing-policies/search-browse-manipulation-policy?id=4243 https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/listing-policies/search...