So today I came across a bunch of violations for animal products, under turtle jewelry I have sold, but they never sent any policy violations on them to me, do you think maybe live people caught them first? Seeing that bots doing the violating process, very strange and so glad I wasn't hit with all of them...there is about 25 of them for turtle jewelry.
You might want to check this page for your policy violations >> Policies
To find it click Help and Contact see image below. Policy violations will be listed for the past 90 days.
eBay doesn't send you messages you just see those listings with policy violations in your unsold page with a red banner saying something about policy violation.
@atlasesattic wrote:So today I came across a bunch of violations for animal products, under turtle jewelry I have sold, but they never sent any policy violations on them to me, do you think maybe live people caught them first? Seeing that bots doing the violating process, very strange and so glad I wasn't hit with all of them...there is about 25 of them for turtle jewelry.
Are you actually selling turtle parts? Or is this a stone in the shape of a turtle? If it's the latter, it sounds like a dumb bot at work.
C.
@ebooksdiva wrote:You might want to check this page for your policy violations >> Policies
To find it click Help and Contact see image below. Policy violations will be listed for the past 90 days.
eBay doesn't send you messages you just see those listings with policy violations in your unsold page with a red banner saying something about policy violation.
I went to that page, and it only gave me a maximum of 60 days.
C.
@atlasesattic wrote:This is what it says
OK, that's kind of what I thought you were selling... I sell jewellery too (just a little bit here). But so far my "animals" haven't been flagged by the bots.
If you have policy violations on your account (with the link above), I'd reach out to eBay on FB (someone will be along shortly to share the link) and ask to have those removed because they are not "parts of turtles". Thus not a violation.
I wouldn't call eBay or speak to a CSR or chatbot, because they aren't too bright. I had one arguing with me that my Oman banknote was "kind of like Iran" therefore it was a violation and had to be removed. I tried to explain Oman is a separate different country that isn't being sanctioned and the bonehead that I was speaking with would hear none of it. My posse tells me he's arguing all day with people who are actually violating policy and dancing around it, so this is his mode of answering all "I'm not violating policy" statements. eBay on FB removed the violation for the banknote, but I didn't relist it to be safe. I gave it to a friend as a gift (he collects notes and I got it when I was in Oman).
C.
