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Banned Aunt Jemima
Why is Aunt Jemima items banned but Aunt Jemima cast iron banks okay? Loads of Aunt Jemima banks and They are never removed. What is the difference? There must be an explanation
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kh-vince
·2 years agoHi everyone,
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Thank you for understanding.
a1cd
·2 years agoI just had a Aunt JEMIMA napkin holder pulled but the banks I also see were able to stay listed
caldreamer
·3 years agoOther vendors changed title and description to Pearl Milling Company or Aunt J (will still show up in search for Aunt Jemima).
albertabrightalberta
·2 years agoIMO, this would be risky to list an item as described above in an attempt to stay under the radar. If one values one's account, they won't list restricted and prohibited items at all.
simba6
·3 years agoPolitical correctness has always been a hard thing to define. AI may be of help there.....
maxine*j
·3 years agoThe explanation is that eBay's policy on "offensive" items is ambiguous, with plenty of eraser language, and is arbitrarily enforced, mostly by bots. This is true of every category of "restricted" items on eBay, not just this one.
Whatever you do, do not relist the item or list anything similar. You are now on the bot-radar, and you risk suspension of your account if there are more "violations."
This is just the reality of selling on eBay, because with something like 1.5B items listed and 20M sellers, things slide through that should not and things that are perfectly legit get removed.
This is observation, not defense.
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inhawaii
·3 years agoI like how you threw in that "disclaimer" at the end. 😉
inhawaii
·3 years agoAs far as I know "Aunt Jemima" anything is not allowed.
If you see some currently listed it's because they haven't been caught and removed yet.
flygirlbi
OP3 years agoI have reported them but they never get removed not banks.