Yes it would take me about 40 hours if I was smokin through them to fix them all.
The refund is embarrassingly small compared to the impact on us. (I'll be interested to see what refund I actually get because some of those listings have been running for years).
An easier refund would have been just to refund us 10% of our store monthly price (3 days out of 30ish = 10%) but this again would turn into a refund rate of 75c per hour for the fix up time it would require (I have an anchor store).
I am fortunate because my main "aerial" photo is expandable and in most cases much of what the buyer needs to see can be seen from the last remaining photo.
I have had a number of items sell that were affected, so the ultimate impact on me is it will slow the sales rate of the affected items.
I will have to go manually fix the 6 that are totally gone (ie the main picture still does not show) at some point but the other 274 will remain as is - picture deficient. As well the ones I don't know about that I manually found today will also remain as is, picture deficient.....
As a side note, I again was lucky because I saved the affected items from the scan before they fixed them, now the only way to find them would be to go manually open every item I believe...who is going to do that? (I actually talked with a seller a few days ago that had no idea it had happened...)
