My listing keeps disappearing

[DonPlad]

I am not doing duplicate listings, I listed a hunting knife and woke up to see that the listing is completely gone, no evidence that it ever even existed. I started all over and listed it again, and woke up today and it's gone. Can anybody tell me what I might be doing wrong?

[sherlock07]

I am not doing duplicate listings, I listed a hunting knife and woke up to see that the listing is completely gone, no evidence that it ever even existed. I started all over and listed it again, and woke up today and it's gone. Can anybody tell me what I might be doing wrong?

Knives are on the banned item list.

[cornishmaid1961]

Banned item list. :- http://uk.ebid.net/help_selling.php#29

[johnwash1]

And yet the site carries 10pc Chef's Cutlery sets and a crossbow accurate to (allegedly) 70 yards.

Knives can be used for perfectly reasonable, safe, lawful activities.

Knitting needles can be used to kill people. Perhaps the site should ban knitting needles.

[kreativebargains]

And yet the site carries 10pc Chef's Cutlery sets and a crossbow accurate to (allegedly) 70 yards.

Knives can be used for perfectly reasonable, safe, lawful activities.

Knitting needles can be used to kill people. Perhaps the site should ban knitting needles.

The problem is that many countries have laws restricting the sale of knives, so eBid are taking the easy way out of keeping within the law by banning them completely. The crossbow and other listings would also be removed if they were seen or reported if they break the rules.

[darklisruthven]

Knives are something that are viewed often as weapons, I'm afraid.

Though I totally agree with you - in self defence training I was taught how a bunch of housekeys could be lethal.

[terry5732]

Do they allow sliced bread in Britain?

[sherlock07]

Do they allow sliced bread in Britain?

Yes, and we can even buy it ready sliced

[johnwash1]

Do they allow sliced bread in Britain?

Yes, but we're still waiting for sliced butter.