Poll for active eBay sellers: Do you currently have 100% compliance with the new rules.

notwilight · November 4, 2007 9:14AM

I thought I was in compliance until eBay started taking down my auctions. Seems the legion of Trust and Safety reviewers didn't get the memo on what I had agreed to with my account rep. So I'm putting up new auctions guaranteed to be in compliance but I'm leaving the old ones up rather than take them down myself because if they take them down the refund me all fees associated with them. :-) Go T and S, please take them down before they expire! --Jerry

notwilight · November 4, 2007 10:24AM

And I should say my problems are all with auctions for multiples of the same coin. I'm having no problems at all with single coin auctions. --Jerry

Hugegut · November 4, 2007 1:16PM

Nope. There's no way I'm scanning each coin if I have 100 examples of the same thing to sell. I just repeat the same ads over and over. Same photos, same cert numbers. Haven't have any problems.

BECOKA · November 4, 2007 1:18PM

I got my first auction pulled today minutes before it closed.

I was selling a PCGS set of Proof Presidents and did not have the reverse of the slabs. I had all four Obverse.

BECOKA · November 4, 2007 1:19PM

<< Nope. There's no way I'm scanning each coin if I have 100 examples of the same thing to sell. I just repeat the same ads over and over. Same photos, same cert numbers. Haven't have any problems. >>

I do the same thing and finally got nabbed.

cullenbryant · November 4, 2007 1:28PM

so you can't do dutch auctions anymore for something numerous like ms69 silver eagles etc...?

Hugegut · November 4, 2007 1:40PM

<< so you can't do dutch auctions anymore for something numerous like ms69 silver eagles etc...? >>

You have to take the expensive route and do individual auctions. More money for ebay.

cullenbryant · November 4, 2007 1:49PM

and more wasted time for the seller, sorry to hear that aspect of the new rules.

BECOKA · November 4, 2007 1:59PM

<< so you can't do dutch auctions anymore for something numerous like ms69 silver eagles etc...? >>

You can, you just can't mention grade or company in the auction title.

notwilight · November 4, 2007 3:00PM

<< so you can't do dutch auctions anymore for something numerous like ms69 silver eagles etc...? >>

you just need to put up a lot of photos. I put up a washington dollar MS66 pdab auction with 80 photographs. What a PITA. --Jerry

notwilight · November 5, 2007 11:56AM

I'm suprised how many are not trying to get into compliance. I would suspect most single coin sellers of PCGS coins are in compliance as all they need is a reverse pic. -Jerry

IrishMike · November 5, 2007 7:10PM

<< I'm suprised how many are not trying to get into compliance. I would suspect most single coin sellers of PCGS coins are in compliance as all they need is a reverse pic. -Jerry >>

Jerry do you believe everything you read on the internet?

BAJJERFAN · November 5, 2007 8:48PM

So are most of these pulled auctions the result of complaints or has eBay become THAT adept at spotting them? Maybe its competitors trying to get the competition eliminated or diminished? Why don't those turds at eBay just give you a chance to fix it?

TwoSides2aCoin · November 5, 2007 9:59PM

Compliance sounds so formal

eBay is a junkyard for the most part

Russ · November 6, 2007 12:54AM

<< No. And I don't plan to get into compliance.
12 (votes) 21.05 (%) >>

Looks like Frank voted 12 times.

Russ, NCNE

seemyauction · November 6, 2007 1:22AM

<< 

<< No. And I don't plan to get into compliance.
12 (votes) 21.05 (%) >>

Looks like Frank voted 12 times.

Russ, NCNE >>

Russ, I'm in that 12.

Report me please, make my slab auctions go away, refund my fees......then we all can enjoy looking through raw coins on ebay.

Alan

Poll for active eBay sellers: Do you currently have 100% compliance with the new rules.

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