Badmike wrote:No one cares unless you are a huge corporation with hordes of lawyers willing to spend time and money. The best, absolute best, result is to get the listings removed from Ebay or the internet.
deimos3428 wrote:I figured the copyright holder could stomp them with a quick $750 (minimum) fine and be done with it. They're distributing the material without authorization, which is a copyright infringement, and very easily provable as it's for auction on frickin' eBay! It looked good on paper, anyway. :roll:
bclarkie wrote:Allan, I am assuming that Tadashie is going to follow up with EBay about these fakes that are being sold. If need be I will forward my fake coipies to yourself or him directly for that matter as proof. Let me know.
killjoy32 wrote:if tadashi contacts ebay and tells them that his copyright is being breached by persons X Y and Z with listings A B and C, ebay will pull them.he just needs to go through the VERO programme and they WILL sort it - believe me they are as sharp as feck when you start down that route. i've been on the receiving end of that once (totally unknowingly) - the listing took 2 hrs 30 mins or so, to be removed.
Deadlord36 wrote:OK, if you guys can refresh me about how to get feedback removed, I'll buy up his stuff.
grodog wrote:killjoy32 wrote:if tadashi contacts ebay and tells them that his copyright is being breached by persons X Y and Z with listings A B and C, ebay will pull them.he just needs to go through the VERO programme and they WILL sort it - believe me they are as sharp as feck when you start down that route. i've been on the receiving end of that once (totally unknowingly) - the listing took 2 hrs 30 mins or so, to be removed.I"m not familiar with this program, Al, thanks for the pointer: pages.ebay.com/help/confidence/programs ... ro-ov.htmlI'll point Tadashi to this, and will let you guys know the results!
Badmike wrote:Wow, ebay has actually done something right, what a great prpgram. Unfortunately only the right's holder themselves can report potentially infringing items. Still, it seems like it could work quite well.Mike B.
Deadlord36 wrote:Can you tell me how I get his details?
mbassoc2003 wrote:In the UK, Money Orders have now been outlawed. No more Western Union.
mbassoc2003 wrote:We live in a world of monopolies. I don't have a problem with them. There is no other way of doing business.
bclarkie wrote:With that said, it might be a good idea to not only not buy them, but someone should probably shoot him an email with this link so that he can remove them from his site. Perhaps he also remembers where he came upon his copy(s) which could potentially help identify the creator of these fakes.