what does this mean?

[elijah-slocum]

ebay note at top when trying to list and this is on an item that we've listed before

We appreciate that you have selected eBay to list your item; however, as you offered to mark the parcel as gift or low value, it is in breach of ebay's policy. Please understand that eBay want its sellers to abide by the respective country laws, hence seller are not allowed to offer any service, which offer to mark the package as a “gift or low value” in order to avoid paying any additional customs fees, taxes, or other charges. You may relist this item by excluding this service from your listing.

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[hartungcards]

It means you can relist this item by not offering to mark the parcel as “gift or low value" in order to avoid paying any additional customs fees, taxes, or other charges.

[elijah-slocum]

stupidest thing I've come across.  in the description of the item it was marked as "a gift 40 years ago".   but I changed language to "gifted to" and it blew through and was listed.

thank you for that insight.

[kalyoth]

Every government in the world requires pay to play service. Most have updated regulations across past 30 years to get around the declare it as a gift or of low value to get around duties/tariffs game. Parcels are normally refused or delivered back to sender with no postage refund.

This is the internet you are talking about & search algorithms or AI search language are key word or phrase driven to catch those issues before they are on the hook for it. Won't be the last time as we all run into them occasionally.