@vandjj1318 wrote:
It was pulled within minutes, which was too fast for another seller to be involved.
Not necessarily, on the other hand it might have been bots, too.
The ONLY choice sellers have that I'm aware of (BUT you still do so at your own risk) is to read through the violation and see what specifically it is that violated you and... IF you can correct that issue it is possible you may relist, for example...
I had a lawn mower belt listed for sale, it had kevlar lining inside the belt which makes it stronger however the word 'kevlar' is a registered term by the Dupont corporation and I got the big bad banhammer slammed down on my poor little listing and it was pulled.
It was very unfair, I bought the belt with my money and it is my belt and thus by law I should be free to do with it as I please. Not to mention they deleted it cache and all, I mean it is gone, even if I wanted to relist I have to start all over!!! But I can also see how contacting an attorney and taking this whole thing to court over what amounts to be a $10 sale might not be worth the effort, not to mention that even if the judge finds in my favor it is still VERY possible that if I relist the stupid belt they will slap me again. That is so very PUNK of them but what can we do, we're the small guys here.
So, having learned here what I have learned the ONLY choice I have is to make SURE I do NOT use the word 'kevlar' again or else any of my listings that have that word anywhere within them can and will be pulled. I speak from experience when I say you have to be extraordinarily careful when relisting anything that's been pulled before, as was said you risk suspension and worse so often it is just as well do NOT relist is the easy answer.
That is just how it is, many of us have been in your exact situation before, those of us who have spent some years on this community are all too familiar with threads like this one, we've seen all of this before and more than likely will see it again too.
Good luck to you
