On ebay.
- posted
20 years ago
On ebay.
You're aware, of course, that you are in violation of eBay posting rules by putting the "not Lie-Nielsen" in your title. Were you concerned that someone would somehow confuse your Record jointing plane for a Lie Nielsen?
todd
$75 starting bid??.....the thing ought to sell for $50-$75.... $20 shipping... making a few dollars there too eh? (nice touch)
good luck,
Myx
Yes it is in violation of eBay posting rules, but often done, and never enforced. Tony D.
you are in violation of eBay posting rules by
I don't have a Stanley # 7 to compare it to, but did they move the throat back on these records? Tony D.
Ayep. Keyword spamming is against the rules. Not that they seem to enforce it.
John
I get so tried of the Not--- how dumb is that?
to get it enforced you need to turn the auction in.
Believe me, Ihave reported lots of keyword spamming auctions, not a single one was removed. They weren't even "protecting" just their powersellers either. Big guys, little guys, they didn't do anything.
I gave up. Just like I gave up reporting those people who were selling illegal copies of model plane plans. Ebay says they will only remove those if the copyright owner does something, which they won't, probably due the amount of hassle it would require.
John
I suspect eBay enforcement decision criteria is like any other business 1) will it cause us to lose money? 2) do we have a material liability risk? If no, then let it go. Enforcing stuff like this tends to get lawyers involved and they don't work for free or nobel causes. I understand why ebay does not chase things that only have "moral" value. They are a public company and charged to do what will return maximum value for their shareholders. They are doing a fine job in that regard.
Bob
I have been too lazy to try so I did not know the outcome. the only thing ebay is good at is getting paid (G)
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