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clovis97

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Just curious what listings that you've had removed by ebay.

Mine are:

Model rocket engines

A bottle of Marilyn Monroe wine
 
Prada handbag

Antique 1880s Porter's luggage key (said it was some Federal law against terrorism).
 
A Boston police jacket. Bummer was it sold bin for $570 then it was flagged and refunded. Guess you can't sell authentic police jackets. I still have them for holloween! Also was an ivory pin.
 
A Toy cap gun. There was Noooooo doubt, by the pics that this was an old toy, not a real gun.:BangHead:
 
" Pistol Grip" Telephoto Lens for Pentax camera.
 
Mini pinfire guns, sold one of them after third attempt.
Replica FBI badge encased in lucite, desk display piece/paperweight.
Bone dice.
Cold steel knife lot had a Mini pal in it.
Coach bag, relisted it with no problems, changed nothing.

That's it off the top of my head, i'm sure there were others, years ago.
 
A bag of Dunkin Donuts coffee, pulled 4 hours before it ended. Pulled because of "copyright infringement and because DD couldn't 'verify' that it was the real thing or the freshness of it".

It had 5 bids, 2 watchers and was going for approx. $25.
 
Billie Club
Dummie Rounds
Coach
Artillery Shell (sell as tramp).
P90X (it was boot-leg)
Vintage Political button, someone said was fake.
Fire Extinguisher (liquid)
Some other items that I can't remember.

I've noticed you can move some of these if you keep it to a 1 day auction, though Ebay is getting better at picking the items up earlier. I've had people contact me and buy it after delisted.
 
I've had a couple, but can't remember exactly what they were. It's been a long time. I do remember they were from complaints by the manufacturer.
 
1971 sealed cigarette pack from Air Force One.
I saw one that sold earlier, so I thought I'd try.
 
Oh, I almost forgot about this one...which made my blood boil when it happened.

A Rosetta Stone program to learn Spanish. I picked up a kit with the CD/DVD's, the books, and the box.

Ebay yanked the listed because "Rosetta Stone said that it was counterfeit, and that I, as the seller, was not the original copyright licensee."

Man, I was ticked at the time, and I disagree(d) with the Federal law on copyright licensing.

In hindsight, I should have sold it as a BIN with an attractive price.
 
All of the above reasons is why I would never sell on e-bay. :icon_thumright:

I prefer the open "Black Market" :laughing7:
 
New Zippos. Relisted them not saying new any where and they sold.

Colt AR15/223 Gun magazines. Yanked, cause I didn't put in how many rounds they held.
There lost, I got good prices selling at a flea market.
 
1 more I remembered- Vintage photographic sets of nude women. Listed in correct category with correct wording in title. Relisted, didn't change a thing, and sold about a dozen sets of them.

I remember something else too once, just don't remember what item it was. It had something to do with Native Americans and the actual tribe they were from.
 
1971 sealed cigarette pack from Air Force One.
I saw one that sold earlier, so I thought I'd try.
You didn't have any cigars from the oval office did you? :laughing7:
 
I found a man and womans Rolex box and bag with all paperwork in a foreclosed cleanout, I listed the Mens on Ebay and had it up to around $75 in 2 days and then suddenly it was pulled, within an hour I was hit up through ebay by a guy from NY wanting to buy it.....other Rolex boxes were selling, I belive this NYer reported it to buy it off line from me
 
A Red Ryder BB gun many years ago ( 1998 ). This was before you had to put orange plugs on all toy guns. The bidding was up to $250.00... I didn't know at the time if it shoots a projectile, you can't sell it. Since then I have sold over $30,000 worth of stuff, not all of that was profit. I've made more money selling action figures then anything else. Is anyone familiar with Marvel Legends?
 
Bunch of WWII / WWI Items Like Army Crates, Clips and Straps. I eventually figured out that it was the word "machine gun" which was kicking them.
Every once in a while I get a piece of Tiffany & Co. jewelry kicked. The worst part about that is that you are then sometimes banned from re-listing for 30 days. Very weird. Same thing with Chanel items. Those two brands seem to be very heavily audited.
Antique Firecraker Labels
An antique spring loaded fishing hammer ( I made the mistake of saying "work's like a switch blade" in the listing)
A pair of David Yurman earrings. My photos allegedly did not show enough a detail to confirm they were real. I re-posted with the original owner's receipt.
A rev war butt plate (again -- made the mistake of mentioning the weapon in the title)
Little over a carat of uncut diamonds from the 1900's. Never got an explanation on this one. Tried to re-list and they got bumped again. I still have them.
 

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