FoulFoot wrote:Lastly, in response to an earlier post -- eBay will not pay any attention to you, or I, if we bring these sellers to the attention of their fraud department. They will only entertain complaints from the copyright holder / intellectual property holder themselves; therefore, if you're really steamed at these people, contact
WotC about it directly and let them take action.
Foul
A couple of years back I wanted to pick up a pirated copy of the Dungeons and Dragons Cartoon Series. I think Fox owned the rights to the cartoon and hadn't produced this series for purchase anywhere. I turned to Ebay to pick one up. There were a handful of sellers of these items who offered various degrees of quality products. Invariably the listings would be removed by Ebay shortly after they were posted except for one seller's offering of this series on VHS. The seller had alot of feedback on how terrible the quality of the recordings were and his descriptions in the listing were a turnoff, but his were the only ones that would last the auctions full duration. I began to believe this guy was ratting out the other sellers to Ebay in an effort to protect his territory. Perhaps Ebay finally became feedup with this routine and waste of company resources helping these sellers out. I finally had to email one of the better looking listings before they were booted and have him sell it to me privately. I asked him why he thought the auction ended but he never told me. Adam