@roysdeals wrote:
I do have permission to use the photos. My concern is that my 'imagination' to create a title is being stolen.
How do I get copyright to stop this?
You can't copyright an imagination. If you want to try and get a copyright on a word or a sentence, google is your friend. Be aware though, it costs a LOT of money and takes a LONG time to make it happen. Probably far more than you'd ever earn on eBay.
Looking at your next ending listing. "phone call recorder digital telephone voice recording system LCD display new". There is no words in there that are exclusive to what you are selling. There are no words in there that you could copyright. If you tried to copyright any of those words, you would be laughed out the door.
Lets look at another listing. "sandwich press toaster griller dual action non stick toastie maker meat grill". Again, there is nothing you can copyright. If you tried to copyright say "toaster", every toaster manufacturer in the world would have you in court fighting you. Remember, they would have far more money than you'll ever have.
There is nothing unique in any of your titles. There is nothing to copyright. You are not the only one to sell these items, therefore, you have no right to say other sellers can't use the same keywords as you.
