Watermarks are officially against eBay policy, though it is a rule I haven't often seen enforced. I would recommend not worrying about it, anyone who uses your pictures for their own listing is likely to end up with trouble if a customer orders it and it inevitably doesn't match the photos in their listing. eBay allows other sellers to use photos from your listings according to their policy, in fact, though any items that are not brand new are supposed to have photos of the actual item for sale.
Thank you for your time, i did dive deeper and did see Ebay allows this... kind of sad as a seller we take the time to make our listings and them someone copied it.... boohoo
Many other sellers dislike that too, but like I mentioned, it's worth remembering it's more likely to hurt the sellers who copy from your listings than it is to hurt you as a seller.
jonathanbrightlight
·1 year agoWatermarks are officially against eBay policy, though it is a rule I haven't often seen enforced. I would recommend not worrying about it, anyone who uses your pictures for their own listing is likely to end up with trouble if a customer orders it and it inevitably doesn't match the photos in their listing. eBay allows other sellers to use photos from your listings according to their policy, in fact, though any items that are not brand new are supposed to have photos of the actual item for sale.
antiques4youtoo
OP1 year agoThank you for your time, i did dive deeper and did see Ebay allows this... kind of sad as a seller we take the time to make our listings and them someone copied it.... boohoo
jonathanbrightlight
·1 year agoMany other sellers dislike that too, but like I mentioned, it's worth remembering it's more likely to hurt the sellers who copy from your listings than it is to hurt you as a seller.