What are the guidelines for item condition descriptions?

Half.com has established specific guidelines for item condition descriptions that both buyers and sellers should understand to facilitate a smoother transaction process. The item condition reflects the quality and usability of the products listed on the platform. Sellers are encouraged to accurately describe the condition of their items to set clear expectations for potential buyers. There are generally five common categories used for item condition descriptions: New, Like New, Very Good, Good, and Acceptable. A "New" item refers to an unused product in its original packaging, while "Like New" indicates an item that has been opened but shows no signs of wear. A "Very Good" condition item may have minor imperfections yet is fully functional and intact. The "Good" condition description applies to items that have noticeable wear but can still operate as intended. Finally, "Acceptable" items may have significant flaws or damage but are still usable. Sellers should avoid using vague adjectives and should instead provide specific details about any notable defects or missing components. Accurate descriptions help to prevent misunderstandings and can lead to more satisfied customers. It is also advisable to add photographs that reflect the actual condition of the item. By adhering to these guidelines, sellers can ensure a fair and transparent selling process, contributing to the overall positive experience on the Half.com marketplace. For additional information, it may be helpful to refer to the official resources on the current webpage where Half.com provides more specific guidelines.