and put not for export or domestic shipping only
Was thinking about this some more. Once you set your exclusions, you should not really have to babysit your auctions for this problem. There was a seller here the other day that spoke about this issue, since he had products that were not allowed to be exported as well. I am not going to look for it since the boards are sort of in "broken" mode right now, but his answer to the issue when he got a bid or buy from someone using a reshipper address, he would simply cancel the sale with the reason "problem with the buyer's address." The question might be is that necessary?
Recently, ebay's stance on reshipper addresses has changed. They explained that the use of such an address by an international bidder did not infer that the product was indeed purchased for export. In fact, ebay says that it might be purchased by a buyer that works at the facility or by someone that uses that address to store parcels to be picked up later. Indeed, this was in reference to seller protection policies and not particularly applicable to your situation, and eBay's opinion is not law.
It might be a good idea for you to check with an attorney who could provide you with the necessary information about this (probably/really might be/really is going to be exported) export situation and your role or liability, in light of the fact you will be shipping to a US address.
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