How to sell P90X workout videos on Ebay without being kicked off?
2 days ago I was trying to sell (Ebay) my P90X Videos that I had purchased to get some money back? A couple of hours before it was to end the auction was removed by the rights owner saying it was not authentic. It is very authentic!!! Not sure what to do. Others are selling theirs and not being kicked off. What are they doing so special that I’m not. HELP! (By the way P90X kicks #@$)
Ebay has rules for sellers that must be followed. Here is a copy of the seller rules from ebay that should help explain things better. I have been selling on ebay for over two years and the companies who own the patent rights to any product have the right to tell ebay to take down any listing they feel is fake or not authentic. It has happened to me and I had to prove to ebay and the company in question that the item was really theirs and once I did they allowed the listing and I sold the item and the buyer was contacted by ebay and asked if they were happy with the sale and if they felt the item was real. The buyer told them she was on both issues.
Rules for Sellers – Overview
eBay’s policies are rules and guidelines that help to create a safe, fair and enjoyable trading environment for all eBay members. As a seller, you are responsible for reviewing and understanding eBay’s selling policies, as well as all applicable laws and regulations as outlined in the User Agreement.
Learning about eBay’s selling policies before you list an item will help you to avoid unintentionally breaking rules. eBay’s selling policies are updated to respond to marketplace, Community and security issues, so it is important to check them regularly for changes.
Violations of these policies may result in a range of actions, including:
Listing cancellation
Limits on account privileges
Account suspension
Forfeit of eBay fees on cancelled listings
Loss of PowerSeller status
Every seller must know and follow:
Rules about Prohibited and Restricted Items – What items can and cannot be listed
Rules about Intellectual Property – Items and listings that have the potential of violating certain copyrights, trademarks, or other rights. Intellectual property owners can report listings as part of eBay’s Verified Rights Owner (VeRO) Program.
Rules for Listings – Actions that are not allowed in listings
Rules for Accepted Payments – Forms of payment that sellers may accept from buyers
In addition to the above rules, here are some additional policy violations not permitted on eBay:
Seller Non-performance – Sellers must honor the transaction contract. Sellers cannot fail to deliver an item for which payment was accepted, significantly misrepresent an item by not meeting the terms and item description outlined in the listing, or refuse to accept payment for an item at the end of a successful sale.
Shill Bidding – Sellers must not bid on their own item, or have family members, roommates or employees bid on their item.
Unpaid Item/Final Value Fee Credit Abuse – Sellers may not file for a Final Value Fee credit on a transaction where the buyer paid for the item.
Tax Policy – Sellers must pay relevant fees and taxes.
Both buyers and sellers cannot interfere with a transaction or offer to buy or sell listed items outside of the eBay site (see Rules for Everyone – Overview).
To report a policy violation:
Locate and review the policy page that deals with the violation.
Click the Report link at the bottom of the page. For example, see Excessive Shipping and Handling policy.
Enter the item number(s) of the listing that you want to report.
Click the Send button to send your message to eBay Customer Support.
You can also report a violation by clicking the Contact Us link on the left side of any Help page, selecting Listing Violations and choosing the appropriate topics.
Note: Only report a case once. Multiple emails about the same case slow an investigation.
After your report is received:
eBay will consider the circumstances of an alleged policy violation and the user’s trading record before taking action.
Disciplinary action may result in listing cancellation, limits on account privileges, account suspension, forfeit of eBay fees on cancelled listings, and loss of PowerSeller status.
If a complaint can’t be proven with certainty, eBay may take no action.
Due to privacy issues, it’s not possible for eBay to discuss the results of an investigation.
Posts made in eBay’s Want It Now area must also comply with eBay policies. For more information, see the Want It Now Policy page.
To learn more, you can take the tutorial on Shill Bidding and other Trust and Safety tutorials.
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