you can always try. Ebay is very erratic when it comes to enforcing any of their rules. A few days ago they deleted many jarts listings (after letting them run for over a week).
One extreme: They deleted a listing that was for a copy of the rules for lawn darts. Absolutely nothing else included. Free first class postage.
The other extreme: they didn't do anything, letting some listings (current and completed) continue for complete sets, even those that made no attempt to skirt the rules by saying they were offering empty boxes, or just certain parts.
As of this moment, there are over a dozen full set listings, some that have been running for over 3 days.
So, its a toss of the dice as far as listing anything related to jarts. Maybe there's only one person who does the deleting at ebay, and he's only part time? It definitely is not a rule that they enforce either uniformly or regularly.
Ebay may just want to occasionally enforce their rules so they can show the government what nice people they are in policing their website.
