What type of item is it or what product is it?
It does not matter if other sellers have the item up. Sometimes the system does not catch them.
It is mostly detected by an algorithm / software.
Sometimes it is by report from other sellers/buyers, but usually by the system.
Depending on the item, manufacturer, condition, etc., your listing may simply be getting flagged because of the wording or text you are using on the listing.
For example, unless authorized by Apple, many listings get flagged for using Apple terms such as "lightning" while other listings that use "8 pin" instead of the lightning term for the connector do not. This is just an example of course.
You could be running into that type of flag. If that is the case, you should make sure you know exactly what the system is flagging your listing for so that after some time you can list your items and not use the terms that are causing the issue. Of course, since you are already flagged you want to make sure that whatever you do, you do not relist or list other items that could have the same issue, as you will certainly put your account at risk for suspension.
If it is not being flagged because of text you use or something similar and it is simply because selling that item is not allowed by the manufacturer, then you should absolutely stay away from listing it.
The Vero program can be very unfair and surely some sellers / listings get around it, but it is not worth losing your account over. If you believe that you are being flagged by accident, contact the VERO rights owner to get permission to list the item and send the correspondence to eBay to have the flag removed from your account.
