export.ebay.co.th
Welcome to eBay
What is eBay?
How does eBay work?
Why eBay?
Who sells on eBay?
Popular on eBay
Ideas for Selling
Getting Started
Before Sale
Completing the Sale
Key Rules and Policies
Seller Starter Kit
Seller OnRamp Course
Seminars & Classes
PayPal
eBay University
Trading Assistant
eBay Community
Scaling Your Business with eBay Tools
 
Strategies for Success
Key Rules and Policies
These key policies are highlighted for your reference only. A complete list of up-to-date rules and policies are available from the Key Rules and Policies section on eBay.com.

Replica, Counterfeit Items and Unauthorized Copies

Counterfeits, unauthorized replicas, unauthorized items (such as counterfeit watches, handbags, or other accessories) or unauthorized copies (such as copies of software programs, video games, music albums, movies, television programs, or photographs) are not permitted on eBay. Unauthorized copies include (but are not limited to) copies that are pirated, duplicated, backed-up or bootlegged. It is illegal to sell unauthorized copies of media.

Guideline: If the product you are selling bears the name or logo of a company, but it wasn't made or endorsed by that company, don't list it on eBay.

Violations of this policy may result in a range of actions, including:

  • Listing cancellation

  • Limits on account privileges

  • Account suspension

  • Forfeit of eBay fees on cancelled listings

  • Loss of PowerSeller status

Report counterfeit or replica items.

Report unauthorized copies of media.

Some Examples

The following are examples of items that may not be listed on eBay:

  • A purse that has the Chanel® name on it, but was not made by Chanel

  • Sunglasses bearing the Oakley® name, but which are a style never made by Oakley

  • A fake autograph passed off as the real thing

  • Replacement parts for an HP® printer which use HP's parts number and name, but were not made by HP

  • Pirated copies of video games

  • VHS, CD-R , or DVD-R copies of television programs taped off of television

  • "Backup" or "archival" copies of software programs

  • Pirated copies of music

  • "Bootleg" recordings of live music performances

  • "Home video" versions of a movie still in theaters

  • Software loaded onto a hard drive that is not being sold with the original media (disks, manuals, etc.)

  • CD-Rs containing scanned pages from a book, magazine, manual or other copyrighted written materials that were not written by you

Why does eBay have this policy?

eBay urges sellers and buyers to comply with all governmental laws and regulations. Since the sale of counterfeit items, unauthorized replicas and unauthorized copies is prohibited by law sellers may not list these items on eBay. This policy helps protect buyers from purchasing counterfeit or fraudulent items, helps protect intellectual property rights owners against infringement, and helps create a safer marketplace.

 

About eBay | Announcements | Security Center | Policies | Site Map | Help