usualy takes 3-4 days for me

'a friend of mine' bought something (£30 ) and after a couple of weeks it didn't arrive, he filed a non received form, and as the seller had no proof of sending it, issued a refund. out a the blue, my 'friend' received said package today, about 2 monthes late, should he take it and accept it as good fortune, or go back to the seller and send him some dosh ?

pm earl hickey

Is there any way to change the ebay search function back to the old format so it isn't shit?

Any ideas why when Nokia Boy reports the following item to e-bay they actually remove it:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName;=STRK:MEUSX:IT&item;=320242360760&_trksid=p3984.cUNSOLD.m316.lVI

What can I change so they stop cancelling the auction, its happened like 4 times now

Dear paolo_g_fuk(ivor_bigun@gmail.com),

Thank you for your recent auction-style listing on eBay. Unfortunately, your item(s) breached one or more of our policies and had to be removed from the site. Any associated fees have been credited to your account and any bidders on this item have been notified.

320242360760 - Mens Dior Homme Hooded jumper




Why did we remove your listing?

Trademark infringement is unlawful and breaches eBay's policies. A trademark is a unique sign (such as a name, word, phrase, logo, or symbol) that a company uses to identify its products and/or services.

Using another company's trademark in a way that may confuse buyers about the source of goods or services, or confuses buyers into believing that the seller is affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by the trademark owner is both illegal and against eBay's policies. Examples include counterfeits, unauthorised replica items and items that bear the brand or logo of a company without that company's permission.

Guideline: If the product you are listing bears the brand or logo of a company, but it wasn't made or authorised by that company, don't sell it on eBay.

You may not deny knowledge of, or disclaim responsibility for, the authenticity or legality of any item you list, for example by adding a disclaimer to your listing. Before listing an item on eBay, you should make sure that you're legally able to sell the item and that it's authentic. If you're not sure whether an item is authentic, please don't list it on eBay.

For more information copy these links into new browser windows:

http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/replica-counterfeit.html

http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/trademark.html

eBay has restricted your ability to list new items as a result of a policy violation. We'd be happy to lift this restriction once you've completed a brief tutorial about this policy. The next time you sign in to your eBay account, click on “Sell” and “Sell Your Item.” You’ll then be asked to take the tutorial. Once you've completed it, you can begin selling again immediately.







Although there may be similar items currently listed on eBay, please be assured that your listings have not been targeted in any way. We review all listings that are reported to us by eBay members and participants in the VeRO (Verified Rights Owner) Programme, and we rely on these reports to help keep eBay a safe and reputable place to buy and sell.

Your listing(s) may be eligible for relisting through My eBay. If your listing is eligible, you'll see it in the Unsold Items section of My eBay. Listings that are not eligible for relisting will not be visible in the Unsold Items page.

To relist your item, log in to My eBay, go to your Unsold Items and select the item that was cancelled – it's highlighted with a yellow banner. Before relisting, please make any changes necessary to ensure that the listing is in compliance with the law and eBay policies. You might want to check your other listings for similar breaches as well.



We appreciate your membership of our community, so please keep in mind that repeatedly listing items that breach our policies may lead to the suspension of your account.

Here's what to do if you have further questions:

1) To find out more about our intellectual property policies and VeRO take eBay's brief tutorial by copying this link into a new browser window:

http://pages.ebay.ie/help/tutorial/verotutorial/intro.html

2) You may also find it useful to read the "Why eBay May Remove Your Listing" Help page by copying this link into a new browser window:

http://pages.ebay.ie/help/confidence/listing-ended.html

3) If your item was ended by the VeRO programme, and you think the listing was removed in error have a look at the rights owner's About Me page to review their infringement policies. Then, if you still think that your listing was removed in error, please contact the rights owner and let them know.



If you still have questions after reading this information, you can contact eBay by clicking "Contact Us" on any eBay Help page.

Thank you for your cooperation in this important matter.


Regards,

eBay Trust & Safety

Looks like it.

I just went on that livechat thing (lol at how American they are on there), and she gave me the e-mail of the listing policies people, I just sent them a mail explaining that some guy who likes to dress like golf playing mannequins has a vendetta against me for some reason and gets off on reporting my legit items as fake. Hopefully they'll sort it out for me.

buy a couple of cheapo items to at least give you some feedback before selling id say, as zero rated sellers are too risky for a lot of people.

how can i request verified address again, lost the one they sent me