I know that this thread hasn't been active in awhile, but I recently emailed ebay about this. I reported him and also submitted substantial evidence against him. They are supposed to get back to be within 48 hours, so we will see what happens. Hopefully they will at least suspend his account with them. I will let you all know what they say. Its not right for someone to just steal your hard work and sell it without your permission.
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Seeing that the user is still present and my wallpaper is still there, I also send an email to eBay explaining it as well. We'll see what will happen. They must take action if so many reports on the same user is received.
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I just also sent an email report... I really hope they can shut this guy down!
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Here is the response that I received... Hate automated responses! It seems that only the owners of the walls will be able to do anything. D:
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Dear [firefly's real name],Thank you for writing eBay's Verified Rights Owner (VeRO) Program
regarding some potential infringement of your intellectual property
rights. Let me tell you how to best report these type of claims.If you believe that a listing or item posted on eBay infringes your
intellectual property rights, the Verified Rights Owner (VeRO) Program
may be able to assist you.As you may know, eBay does not buy or sell any items. We act only as a
venue that helps buyers and sellers to do so. We neither see nor inspect
any items that are offered for sale on eBay. However, we recognize that
some posted items may infringe certain intellectual property rights. For
this reason, we have created the VeRO Program, which enables
intellectual property rights owners to identify and request the removal
of allegedly infringing listings.The many benefits of participating in VeRO include:
- Direct access to a support team dedicated to addressing rights owners'
requests and processing Notices of Claimed Infringement (NOCIs)
- The ability to request the removal of listings that infringe your
intellectual property rights by using the NOCI form
- The ability to request detailed contact information for sellers who
post listings that may infringe your intellectual property rightsHow to File a NOCI Report
The first time you file a NOCI, you will need to download, complete, and
submit the document to eBay by fax. If you need to submit subsequent
NOCIs after your initial fax has been processed, you will be able to do
so online.-- Note --
To view and print the NOCI, you need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader
installed on your computer. If you don't already have the program, you
can download Acrobat Reader for free from Adobe's Web site. To do so, go
to:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.htmlTo download a copy of the NOCI form, go to:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/community/NOCI1.pdfPlease be sure to complete all sections of the form, sign, and fax the
NOCI to:
eBay Inc.
ATTN: VeRO
(408) 516-8811For more information about the VeRO Program, please visit:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/tp/vero-rights-owner.htmlIf you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us at the
following email address:
vero@ebay.com.The VeRO Program is dedicated to assisting rights owners with the
enforcement of their intellectual property rights. However, it cannot
be used to specifically control the distribution of items sold on the
secondary market. We are also not able to take action based on
contractual disputes.The VeRO program procedures are intended to substantially comply with
the requirements of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C.,
Section 512. To read the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, go to:
http://www.qlinks.net/comdocs/uscopyright.htm
Thank you for your interest in the eBay VeRO ProgramSincerely,
Xopher K.
eBay VeRO Support
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^This is why physically calling an ebay representative is more effective, because then someone there actually sees what's going on if you walk them through and give them websites and proof. If many reps there get called in reports on this guy, then they have to take notice - they can't ignore it if heard through their ears and proof seen through their eyes. My first email auto response was to call them, just as a reference. However by the time I got told instructions, the seller took down my wall, so ultimately I couldn't do anything after that point... :/
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