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Delisting item via eBay policy
Recently an item I had listed was canceled by Ebay due to it being a food item
I was told it was against her policy and I fully support and understand that
The question is currently there’s hundreds of those items that I had canceled being sold on a regular basis
It is called a Kwik trip Mountain Dew, Dunker donuts.
How can others continue to list them and sell them and not be tagged and automatically listed
5 comments
mr_lincoln
Mentor6 days agoHi @daveande
The situation you describe has been going on for years. Some Sellers have their items removed and others have active listings. Unless you keep track of all those other listings they may be removed as well, blocked when purchased and deleted, reported by other members or are intentionally listed wrong so they are less noticed.
If you had items removed then sell them elsewhere and move on.
If you decide you want to report other similar listings use the question mark link in the lower right hand corner of the page on each listing once you open them.
daveande
OP6 days agoI shall move on. Just that it is annoying.
mr_lincoln
Mentor6 days ago@daveande
I agree 100%, I have had some listings taken down that were actually NOT in violation of policy. The advice I was given here was sell them elsewhere, which I did, eBay did not get the Fees for that but then a few missed sales will not break their bank.
daveande
OP6 days agoYour comments are appreciate. I just feel it should be a global search and notify everybody at the same time instead of just selecting one or two at a time. I know technology would be a simple process to do that.
mr_lincoln
Mentor5 days ago@daveande
Yes, I wish there was a button to press and all eBay listings that did not conform to their policies would simply disappear. There have been many instances where eBay does not even honor their own policies which sends the wrong message.