I’ve noticed a strange message included in the item description when the item appears in search results on Bing or Google. “See the small card with the code on it? The seller printed that out and included it in the picture to show that they have this item in their possession.” I didn’t include that in my item description. I also notice this message on other sellers items that show up in search results. Is Bonanza trying to add an advisory in their search results?
Use these search terms in a Bing or Google search to see what I’m [URL removed] “See the small card with the code on it?” [URL removed]
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bigtowner Reputation: 10 See bigtowner's booth |
Since I also see it with amazon and ebay pictures, I am assuming it is some code added to identify origin of photographs…
I do not see the phrase with a listing, only if I actually search for the term does it appear…I also see it when the photo URL is no longer valid and the image is gone
Posting screenshots would help to understand
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
Yes, i tried doing a search and had the same results as ccmom. Is this a listing here on bonanza? What is the item? Screenshot?
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misskeech Reputation: 1958 See misskeech's booth |
when adding a new item next to the picture area is the photo auth option.
Have you been clicking on that. it says
Add photos of your item
Upload pictures by clicking at right, or by dragging picture(s) from your computer to this form.
Get helpful tips for photos that sell.
Include verification code to confirm photo authenticity (optional)
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A2z4u2c Reputation: 1291 See A2z4u2c's booth |
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