eBay "liquidated" my antique blade!

A. G. Maisey · Today, 08:19 AM

Adam, I have no knowledge of American law, in respect of this matter we are discussing, or in any other matter. However, I would put money on it that eBay is acting in accordance with agreed terms that give the shipper --- Pitney Bowes --- the legal right to dispose of any items that they consider to be unable to be imported into the destination country. It will be buried somewhere in the small print, you can bet on it. Effectively, when you signed up for the service you handed over all your rights to eBay/Pitney Bowes. Betcha.

Today, 08:19 AM	#14
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 7,212	Adam, I have no knowledge of American law, in respect of this matter we are discussing, or in any other matter. However, I would put money on it that eBay is acting in accordance with agreed terms that give the shipper --- Pitney Bowes --- the legal right to dispose of any items that they consider to be unable to be imported into the destination country. It will be buried somewhere in the small print, you can bet on it. Effectively, when you signed up for the service you handed over all your rights to eBay/Pitney Bowes. Betcha.