I had an interesting experience recently on eBay. My question is more about the legals of what happened here.
A few years back I purchased a cassette tape collection of a Gary Halbert's Marketing seminar. It was 24 tapes, legitimately produced. Great seminar too!
A few weeks ago I decided to sell the product on eBay, since I have a copy of it on my iPod. (Yeah I know you aren't supposed to that
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After about 3 days I got an email from eBay telling me that Mr Halbert's estate had seen the listing and that it had be be removed because 'piracy' is illegal!
I would fully understand if I was selling a pirated copy! eBay removed the listing and told me to contact Mr Halbert's estate if I had a problem. The contact email they gave me was not legit.
I would have appreciated a direct email from the estate to ask their questions but no such luck. Has anyone ever seem this happen with eBay before? Seems to me asking a few question would have been nice. I had several interested parties too!
A few years back I purchased a cassette tape collection of a Gary Halbert's Marketing seminar. It was 24 tapes, legitimately produced. Great seminar too!
A few weeks ago I decided to sell the product on eBay, since I have a copy of it on my iPod. (Yeah I know you aren't supposed to that
After about 3 days I got an email from eBay telling me that Mr Halbert's estate had seen the listing and that it had be be removed because 'piracy' is illegal!
I would fully understand if I was selling a pirated copy! eBay removed the listing and told me to contact Mr Halbert's estate if I had a problem. The contact email they gave me was not legit.
I would have appreciated a direct email from the estate to ask their questions but no such luck. Has anyone ever seem this happen with eBay before? Seems to me asking a few question would have been nice. I had several interested parties too!