eBay Soul-Selling Policy

a friend of mine tried to sell his soul on ebay and the starter price was $10 and people were bidding on it but before anything happened ebay took it down and sent him an email explaining that if he was selling a soul that didn’t actually exist then it was against their policy and if he was selling a real soul then that is a human body part and it is also against their policy #well done ebay for solving that philosophical conundrum

A social media post tells a deadpan story about a friend trying to auction his soul on eBay for $10. eBay removes the listing because a nonexistent soul violates its policy, while a real soul would count as a human body part. The punchline mocks the absurdly literal policy logic and eBay’s thorough solution to a philosophical question. EN: A social media post tells a deadpan story about a friend trying to auction his soul on eBay for $10. eBay removes the listing because a nonexistent soul violates its policy, while a real soul would count as a human body part. The punchline mocks the absurdly literal policy logic and eBay’s thorough solution to a philosophical question.

• @memetutorial / 17654 2023-09-08