Usually if you aren't buying their product first, sellers tend to not even pay attention to you on Ebay. From what I've encountered, if they do respond, they are quite rude. I don't really feel like getting into a fight with someone about Ebay policy violations.

Ebay states that contacting the seller and informing them of the violation so that they can correct it is the first step they take anyways. I figure a seller is more likely to conform what Ebay is telling them they should do than what some random person (who isn't buying their product) is telling them.

I don't think either of us was trying to hound the seller, at least I wasn't. Rather, just felt like giving them a good nudge to stop being lazy and post a picture of the actual product. It reassures interested parties that the seller has and is selling the correct product to them and that (assuming the product is in good condition) the product is in good condition. They will get more potential buyers if they do as well.

Hell, if I had the money, I probably would be interested in buying that fascia just in case the unthinkable happens. I would want to see the actual fascia though.