18-03-2020 05:14 PM - edited 18-03-2020 05:17 PM
Seems like local eBay sellers have done what this guy done - buying up sanitisers from stores so no one can buy any, then opening bidding wars on item. Aqium sells for like $6.50 but they are getting bids up to $100 for these. Unlike the US no action has been taken to stop there here in Australia. No wonder no one can buy toilet paper and sanitisers etc...
USA case:
The supposed eBay policy
Aussie Sellers - check some of these prices and bidding
on 18-03-2020 05:36 PM
This subject has been done to death.
Take a look round the boards before wasting everyone's time posting the same thing once again.
on 18-03-2020 05:51 PM
Then why is eBay doing nothing about it?
on 18-03-2020 05:57 PM
Contact eBay and ask them, and let us know what they tell you so we all know
on 18-03-2020 06:31 PM
@natureboy1959 wrote:Seems like local eBay sellers have done what this guy done - buying up sanitisers from stores so no one can buy any, then opening bidding wars on item. Aqium sells for like $6.50 but they are getting bids up to $100 for these. Unlike the US no action has been taken to stop there here in Australia. No wonder no one can buy toilet paper and sanitisers etc...
USA case:
The supposed eBay policy
Aussie Sellers - check some of these prices and bidding
I have noticed on these eBay listings that "report an Item" has been greyed out, so you cannot report them.
on 18-03-2020 06:54 PM
It's called capitalism - I have what you want and for a price I will sell it to you.
Same with any commodity
on 19-03-2020 05:00 AM
You failed to read the second link - with eBay policy regarding forbidding such practices.
on 19-03-2020 05:10 AM
I sent a direct message to their policy announcer - on one of my links. They ignored it and deleted it.
I have now contacted my Member of Parliament and will also contact my State Ombudsmen. This needs government and media intervention to force eBay to conform to their own policy. I encourage others to do the same. The media will also be contacted with this.
on 19-03-2020 08:34 AM
@lyndal1838 wrote:This subject has been done to death.
Take a look round the boards before wasting everyone's time posting the same thing once again.
I think everyone will continue discussing what they choose to, regardless of your demands to stop.
It is also everyone's choice to read it (or Not)
on 19-03-2020 08:41 AM
@natureboy1959 wrote:I sent a direct message to their policy announcer - on one of my links. They ignored it and deleted it.
I have now contacted my Member of Parliament and will also contact my State Ombudsmen. This needs government and media intervention to force eBay to conform to their own policy. I encourage others to do the same. The media will also be contacted with this.
I suspect your Member of Parliament and State Ombudsmen may have more pressing matters to attend to at the moment than " forcing ebay to conform to their own policy "