MC019 eBay Listing Removed: Item is significantly misrepresented (362950188) ???????????????????????

MULLINS5

Why on earth would anybody report this listing? Nothing was wrong with it!

"Questionable authenticity" on a PSA graded card? Give me a break eBay!

item number 280454495119 (not that it makes much of a difference anyway)

Description:

You recently listed the following listing:

280454495119 - 1978 OPC #1 MIKE BOSSY HL PSA 9 MINT 1/1


The listing was removed because it violated eBay policy.





- Past violations of policy
- Your listing was brought to our attention by members of the community who reported it for questionable authenticity. Please review the listing and add more information.

Misrepresenting an item in a listing -- even when it's unintentional -- can have serious consequences and be considered fraud in certain cases. And sellers can't offer counterfeit or prohibited items, regardless of how they're described.

That's why we encourage sellers to make sure they're familiar with our guidelines for creating honest, accurate descriptions of their items in:

-- Listings
-- Titles and subtitles
-- Photographs
-- Listing categories
-- Terms of sale

Here's more information on our listing policies:
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Please be aware that any additional violations of this policy may result in the suspension of your account. eBay understands that you may be concerned about this situation.





Thank you for your understanding.

Sincerely,

eBay Trust & Safety team



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vladguerrero

kind of dumb, but I bet it's the 1/1 that got ya, try Pop 1?

MULLINS5

<< <i>kind of dumb, but I bet it's the 1/1 that got ya, try Pop 1? >>



still a pop 1...I don't understand why someone would complain about that...I see what you're saying though - thanks!

waxpack

PM sent

storm888

1/1 is likely the violation.

Unless an item is OOAK, it cannot be 1/1.

lsutigers1973

1/1 gets your every time and sometimes when it's even stamped 1/1.

hammered

Yep, it's the 1/1 designation
Too many listers abusing it, ebay will sometimes (not always) remove a listing if it says 1/1
It happened to me about 3 years ago
Vlad's right - pop. 1 will work

vladguerrero

I think you are just a victim of ebay searching out the term 1/1 in titles, it got pretty crazy a few years ago with people spamming 1/1 for jersey numbers or unique patch cards, etc. I believe the card needs to serial #'d 1/1 to be able to use the 1/1 notation... I doubt it was because you were reported by someone but more likely a Ebay employee caught it in their search, Pop 1 shouldn't give you any trouble...

MULLINS5

Thanks everyone, had no idea they would remove it for 1/1

OAKESY25

I had a psa/dna holdered ticket ended for questionable authenticity as well.. go figure..

scashaggy

That is weird, I guess the 1/1 did it.

cardbender

Ebay has routinely ended auctions for the past three years now on listings with 1/1 in the title box if the card is not itself serial numbered 1/1.

I was told by an ebay rep that the correct way to list it is : pop 1 , as Vlade pointed out.


Some sellers still slip some by the ebay police and their stupid rules however.

MBMiller25

Learn something new everyday, I never knew a 1/1 would get your listing removed.

BPorter26

<< <i>Learn something new everyday, I never knew a 1/1 would get your listing removed. >>



I agree

thedutymon

Evening,
Yes they will in fact, found out through personal experience last year, had several removed same way, due to 1/1. Removed 1/1, relisted, they sold fine.
Neil

waxpack

See you relisted... good job

mtcards

I like how ebay has time to remove listings like this one, but has no problem allowing known scammers to operate with impunity

RoundMound

cefy1

<< <i>I like how ebay has time to remove listings like this one, but has no problem allowing known scammers to operate with impunity >>



Have to agree with that.