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What CAN'T I sell on Ebay?
Copyright 2006 by Jason James
www.AuctionResourceNetwork.com
As I'm sure you have heard by now you can sell almost anything
and everything under the sun through ebay auctions. The key word here is
"almost". Yes that's right, there are some items that are actually forbidden to
sell on ebay and could risk you getting a suspended ebay account.
Suspended ebay accounts may be the result of attempting to break ebay's rules by
trying to sell products that are immoral, illegal, or just plain distasteful. In
order to remain an active ebay buyer or an ebay seller without ever having a
suspended ebay account then it would behoove of you to learn the sort of items
that you cannot sell.
If you have noticed while listing your item, there is a text link that goes into
detail about the things that ebay has prohibited. A suspended ebay account could
be the least of your worries because if caught trying to sell stuff from this
list you may even face prosecution!
Below are a few examples of items that you cannot sell or else face having a
suspended ebay account:
1. You may receive a suspended ebay account for selling fireworks.
Because this item is illegal in most states and in other parts of the world,
they do not meet the criteria of ebay and are forbidden.
2. You may receive a suspended ebay account for selling guns and
firearms. Ebay has forbidden any type of machinery that fires a projectile
object. Even if he gun is a collectible it is still not legal to sell on Ebay.
3. You may receive a suspended ebay account for selling drugs or drug
paraphernalia. This is very self explanatory.
4. You may receive a suspended ebay account for selling alcohol due to
its complex taxation.
5. Last but not least, you may receive a suspended ebay account for
selling body parts and human remains. Crazy huh? But in 1999 there was indeed an
auction for a human kidney and since then all other human body parts have been
forbidden with the exception of skeletons and skulls. These are legal because of
the education purposes that they provide.
Jason James is a 10 year Internet marketing veteran and an eBay Seller of 4
years. His website "The Auction Resource Network" reveals his inside secrets,
tips, and sources that help him pocket over $10,000 per month on eBay. His
proven step-by-step system shows even users with little or no business
experience how they too can make huge profits selling products at online
auctions.
Visit his
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