Based on these similarities, please don't relist these items on eBay. The listing(s) removed from your account showed similarities to listings that have resulted in bad buying experiences, such as complaints from buyers that the item is of poor quality or inauthentic.

We have credited any associated fees to your account. A list of any removed items will be listed further down in this email. Some or all of your listings may have been removed. Here's my generic email for why it was removed.Īfter reviewing your account, we've had to take the following action: (at the time which was feb.) and that seems right cause I didn't provide a picture for my sale. Microsoft Office 2013 Home and Student Key Card Medialess but I'm pretty sure I used a template that was in ebays system.

since I do research on what others say before doing my auction. Actually I could have been using someone's header I guess. but it could have been a classified ad like you said. so I'm pretty confused but one person who sold one on ebay. I can't even find any of these going for less then $50 right now. In short: probably don't sell this on eBay. These all leave you open to being scammed as they can claim it never arrived or is not as described despite using the key. You'd need to use trackable postage in order to avoid a possible item not received (and eBay instantly refunding the money) case, or you could risk a standard letter (or just say you will then don't, and claim it's 'gone missing'). weird stuff like that)Ī way around that some people use is emailing the key and also posting a print out of the key on paper or the official product card, making sure you accurately describe it as such. (and they weren't 'sold' as steamkey's exactly. so this is one of their 'sucky' rules that I guess some people bypass :(

I've purchased steam keys and never been shipped anything before on ebay. Did you state you would send the key by email? This is not allowed under eBay rules however

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