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Your listing has been removed.
Your item was removed because of a request we received from Coty Germany GmbH, a member of our Verified Rights Owner Program (VeRO), asking us to remove the item for:
- Item(s) offered is being unlawfully imported into the European Union.
If you have additional questions or concerns on why your item was removed, please contact Coty Germany GmbH directly at:
Please allow 7 days for Coty Germany GmbH to reply to you.
All listing fees associated with the removed item(s) have been credited back to your account.
The rights owner or an agent authorized to act on behalf of the rights owner, Coty Germany GmbH, notified eBay that this listing violates intellectual property rights. When eBay receives a report of this type of violation, we remove the listing to comply with the law.
We’re writing to inform you about an important legal issue that could affect your listings and account privileges. The importation of goods from intended markets to unintended markets may provide rights owners with a basis for submitting complaints through our VeRO program.
eBay strongly encourages its members to educate themselves about the laws of their own country, as well as the countries where they plan to do business.
More information about this policy is available here:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/international-trading.html
What happened?
Your listing was removed because a VeRO participant notified us that your listing was in violation of importation laws. Specifically, the VeRO participant claims that you violated their rights when you offered one of their products for sale in a market they did not yet intend to sell in .
What is the VeRO program?
VeRO stands for “Verified Rights Owner,” and the program allows rights owners to object to listings that they contend violate their intellectual property rights, including trademark rights.
How can this be resolved?
We encourage you to speak directly with the rights owner in order to better understand their position in the matter and to help avoid future complaints and disputes.
It may also be helpful to exclude from your listings the countries or regions about which the rights owner has objected. It’s important to make clear that you won’t sell to buyers located in those countries or regions, and that you will put in place measures to ensure that sales into such regions do not occur.
What you can do to create successful listings:
• In your listing, don’t include the countries or regions that the VeRO participant objects to.
• Make it clear that you won’t sell to buyers located in those countries or regions. Use language like, “I cannot sell this item to members who live in .”
• Don’t include those countries or regions in the Sell Your Item form.
• Don’t offer worldwide shipping.
It’s your obligation to make sure that you don’t accidentally sell products to countries or regions that the VeRO participant has objected to.
Keeping eBay safe and enjoyable
We value you and all of our sellers and want to make sure that eBay remains a safe and enjoyable marketplace. We do this by insisting that all listings comply with the law. eBay wants to help you create successful listings and encourages you to learn about our listing policies and follow them.
You may need to take a tutorial. The next time you sell, you may be asked to take the tutorial, if it’s required. Once you’ve completed the tutorial successfully, please review your account status for any other possible concerns. If there are no other issues, you should be able to sell again.
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