eBay

2*baron · ‎09-30-2017

It is rather amazing how Ebay picks and choses who can list prohibited items. Ebay made the decision to ban items from ww2 germany, but as you can see there is a whole bunch of that stuff up in an "live auction" I have argued with Ebay about this point since the made the decision. so who is right?

jonathankirkland · ‎09-30-2017

Can you please provide a specific example via the item number?

pargran3 · ‎09-30-2017

An example would be good since the statement that WWII items have been banned is nonsense.

Radine

sockmonkeydave · ‎09-30-2017

@2*baron

Well it is ebay's sand box, they make the rules, silly as they are...

I have a history book, but it has Dolf and the Nazi flag on the cover.

I know not to list it as ebay will slap me down...

Heck you can buy a 2017 reproduction of a FW-190 in full war paint, made in Germany.

But the picture shows the twisted cross on the tail... can't do that.

Oh and they are making ME-262's in Germany, but dang that is out of my price range

I am now working on an L-39 it still has the rocket pads on the wings...

And the boss says we are gonna put a cannon in the nose, say what...

luckythewinner · ‎09-30-2017

@2*baron wrote:
so who is right?

eBay owns the site, so eBay is right.

emerald40 · ‎10-01-2017

Ebay does not ban all World War II just Nazi items

castlemagicmemories · ‎10-01-2017

You argued with Ebay?

They make the rules; their site.

mismarymarpl0 · ‎10-01-2017

I think live auctions have different rules because they are ran by the two huge auction houses

gracieallen01 · ‎10-01-2017

@2*baron wrote:
It is rather amazing how Ebay picks and choses who can list prohibited items. Ebay made the decision to ban items from ww2 germany, but as you can see there is a whole bunch of that stuff up in an "live auction" I have argued with Ebay about this point since the made the decision. so who is right?

What difference does it make 'who is right'?

It is ebay's site, ebay has control and the final decision - according to the UA and 'at their sole discretion'.

You and all the sellers opinions has yet to make any difference and if ebay finds it in their favor and to their benefit, they will do what they want.

What do think ebay is? A democracy?

Not saying 'NO' doesn't mean 'YES'.

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