Need search filter for "Genuine Import from USA" items

[rajeevraju]

There should be a new search filter option that lets you exclude items that are marked as being located "in India", but really are just located in the USA. This is subversion of Global Easy Buy, and people looking for items located in India (of which they are guaranteed delivery within 7 days), are misled.

The "item location" field should be changed from text boxes to drop down lists that include lists for cities, districts, states, in India, which would prevent USA-based "Genuine Import from USA" items from being sold as "in India".

[amit_celebt]

I agree with Rajeev. As a matter of fact I am slowly migrating over to other online shops because every time I search for an item on eBay I am flooded with listings of "Genuine Import from USA". There seems to be no way to turn it off, it just wastes my time and energy sifting through this crap.
Why would I agree to delivery times of a month and no way to confirm any warranties? It would cost more to me to ship a faulty product to US than its actual cost. And to be honest, none of the items from USA are cheaper than the ones available here. There just isn't a way to filter them out.
I am sure there are plenty others sharing my views. Unless eBay wisens up to Indian requirements, they are headed for the land of the dodos.

[ssrvn]

Yes absolutely....these listings should have a way to filter them out of searches. These listings slow down our search for a particular product and is literally misguiding the search.

[seethahere1976]

+1 Rajeev.

This is a REALLY needed option for eBay India's local customers - a way to turn off/exclude all those "genuine import from USA" results.

As of now, i arrange the results with ascending price and the "genuine imports" are almost always the last page(s) - they are the costliest.

[chandram85]

+1000

These genuine results are flooding out the genuine purchasable India based items.
I searched for Cast Iron and all the items from US with their ridiculous prices popped up.