Knitting pattern cds

[Maelbrigda]

I bought some knitting pattern cd's which didnt have what i was looking for on them. I was going to resell them on here but when i went to list them i noticed there are no others. are they not allowed on ebid?

[meebo1]

a good question and I don't know the answer

[suesjools]

I don't see why they wouldn't be allowed, as long as there's a physical component involved, which it seems there is as they're CDs. I sold some cooking/recipe CD ROMs some months ago without a problem.

Best wishes for many sales to all,

[HerMajesty]

....and as long as they are not just non-commercial reprints which might infringe on someone's copyright (ie: someone's home-made copy) If they are cd's that are for sale in stores, if you see what I mean, then they would be like commercial music cd's, or such, I'd guess, and be fine. However, as always, if in doubt, ask support.

[Maelbrigda]

mostly they seem to be vintage 20's to 50's patterns and lots of baby patterns

[HerMajesty]

Not what I mean.....................I mean, is the CD a copy of a commercial CD, or is it designed and manufactured and copyrighted in and of itself?

Best check with support......

[suesjools]

Not what I mean.....................I mean, is the CD a copy of a commercial CD, or is it designed and manufactured and copyrighted in and of itself?

Best check with support......

Quite right, original copies would be OK methinks, (my BHG cooking CD ROMs were originals sent by the magazine to subscribers a few years back), whereas copied CDs might be an issue. When in doubt I'm sure support would be happy to advise.

Best wishes for many sales to all,

[Maelbrigda]

they are not copies but a collection of out of copyright patterns from the 20's to the 50's in pdf format. but i took your advice and asked support who said i cant sell it as this is a grey area