Reply to ""eBay Convicted in Counterfeit Case"

fishfromthepoolMember

I completely disagree that ebay is not responsible for the growing number of fakes being sold on the site. They are because the Company takes no action whatsoever when reports are made to them of people continually selling fake items. Six months after informing ebay of three sellers of hundreds of fake items these sellers are still there happily listing and selling their fakes as "Genuine" to unsuspecting buyers.
I agree that it is very difficult to police the sale of fakes. However, ebay surely should take prompt action when several reports are made to them. I have found this not to be the case.

Everyone loses out from the sale of fake items;
buyers lose faith and sellers of genuine items find sales declining.

6/19/085:06 PM

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