OT: Ebay Removed My Derek Jeter 1997 Topps Auto Card

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by Big Dave

I guess they took your challenge.


Sep 21

Christopher Williams
Maybe "that person" over at Ebay would also like to remove my Derek Jeter "1997 Topps-Issued Rookie Of The Year" autograph card?
Well?
I know you're reading this.........
Well?

You're absolutely right, Dave.

I have a good idea who they are.

[7nohitter]

Wow....to think Ebay has the time to monitor individual accounts and auctions....this is very interesting Chris. Will you post more cards, or this card again, to test this theory?

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by 7nohitter

Wow....to think Ebay has the time to monitor individual accounts and auctions....this is very interesting Chris. Will you post more cards, or this card again, to test this theory?

Until next Saturday, I am not able to list any items on EBay.

Immediately after my Jeter autograph card was removed, I attempted to test the waters, but I was blocked from listing it due to the "7 Day Ban."

It's impossible to speak to an EBay rep since the left-hand doesn't know what the right-hand is doing on EBay.

I am not the only one who has been target of Ebay. Many of my friends on AML have had their legitimate items removed from Ebay.

Ebay wants us to back off.........not going to happen.

[GrayGhost]

Is there ever and end to this stuff? Even the big companies like ebay are messing with stuff and certain people are blackballed, because they may be "controversial"? Pathetic.

[Runscott]

About ten years ago I got into a forum argument with someone who took a job at ebay, and I then started having listing violations right and left. These were illegitimate issues, so quite obviously it wasn't a 'member of the community'.

If, as an employee, you did such vindictive things at any major corporation in the U.S., you would be fired and quite possibly end up in jail. Ebay seems to be immune.

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by Runscott

About ten years ago I got into a forum argument with someone who took a job at ebay, and I then started having listing violations right and left. These were illegitimate issues, so quite obviously it wasn't a 'member of the community'.

If, as an employee, you did such vindictive things at any major corporation in the U.S., you would be fired and quite possibly end up in jail. Ebay seems to be immune.

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