maybe if we smack 'em enough, something will happen?
 

Posted By: <b>warshawlaw&nbsp; </b><p>I've decided to start reporting listing violations to ebay. The cut-out graders have started placing their garbage into the graded boxing card listings. I went through and reported a bunch of them to ebay as miscategorized listings and I intend to do it every time I see a listing. <br /><br />My thought for the rest of you is as follows: We should each commit to take a few minutes each day to report five wrong listings to ebay. I figure if they receive a few complaints from me, nothing will happen, but if they receive a hundred a day, someone may act to force the cutters to put their garbage into the non-card categories where it belongs. I may be tilting at windmills here, but if ebay receives hundreds of complaints, maybe they will act.

maybe if we smack 'em enough, something will happen?
 

Posted By: <b>J Levine</b><p>Dont bother...About 6 months ago, I spent every day of a three week break reporting listing errors (reprints, complete frauds, cut-out-garbage, etc.)...nothing happened...kings collectibles still posted for months afterwards...AAA grading still around...toni still around...it is horrible but ebay does not want to give up that listing fee...

maybe if we smack 'em enough, something will happen?
 

Posted By: <b>Tim Mayer</b><p>I hope when you guys complain, you keep track of it, maybe I am silly, but I have kept a log , and the purpose is quite simple,,,one day one of our brothers is going to get screwed over,,,,I truly believe that some day someone or a group will sue them, and when they claim they had no idea, I hope we all dump like a thousand complaints into some lawyers hands,,,just to prove they knew what was going on the whole time,,,,<br /><br />I believe just like the tobacco industry,,,,ebay will regret their attitude some day,,,,

maybe if we smack 'em enough, something will happen?
 

Posted By: <b>Darren J. Duet</b><p>I'm on board.