I had several listings removed from the UK site for "site interference". I requested more information as I had no idea what it could be, and I recieved the following response:
Regarding the violation of eBay's Site Interference policy, a number of
your listings included script designed to disable the right-most mouse
button function on viewing member's computers.
eBay's Site Interference policy states: "Interference or attempted
interference with eBay's web site and/or operations using any software
programme, routine or activity is a serious offence and is not
permitted.
Members using the eBay web site may only modify or add content in those
areas specifically designated for member use. All content must also
abide by all other eBay policies. Designated member areas are:
the description area of the View Item page.
the reply box on the eBay discussion, chat and help boards.
the members' About Me page.
the feedback comments area of the Feedback Forum.
the bid box.
the eBay email forwarding system text box (e.g. Ask Seller a Question,
Contact eBay Member).
In no case may a member block, obscure, overwrite or modify any
eBay-generated content or pages. All other site locations or components
of eBay pages are strictly for eBay use."
It seems they are refering to the image protection feature of Auctiva!
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Rick, That sound really scarey. Wonder what the devil is going on! Hope they get right on this for you, Have you filed a support request?
Good morning Prince Rick, Glad to see that King Jeff is ready to go to "Battle" for you. Good luck, hope it all turns out OK.