This is hardly fair

[madhatter1]

My knife block auction has been pulled again and yet there are loads of knives of the same type listed here !!!
This has now got out of hand one rule for one and another rule for someone else
Awaiting reply from management

[moonwitch]

It's getting really silly....I reported a knife yesterday but it wasn't anythink you could describe as a kitchen utensil

If you can't list your stuff here then it's eBid's loss IMHO

[craig7501]

Let us know how you get on. After all this could definatly be classed as an offensive weapon 16702461

[JerseyDevil]

My knife block auction has been pulled again and yet there are loads of knives of the same type listed here !!!
This has now got out of hand one rule for one and another rule for someone else
Awaiting reply from management

We live in a PC world governed by Liberals.
All the bad guys know you cannot get a knife anywhere except eBid and now they shut that option down. They will be coming for you with sticks ( I guess ).

[harold69]

We live in a PC world governed by Liberals.
All the bad guys know you cannot get a knife anywhere except eBid and now they shut that option down. They will be coming for you with sticks ( I guess ).

Don't bring a knife or stick to a gun fight, if they come after me that is.

[hypn0t0ad]

I sympathise but the following rule would appear to be pretty clear-cut:


http://helpdesk.ebid.net/showpost.ph...8&postcount=78


and discussed at some length here:


http://helpdesk.ebid.net/showthread.php?t=122687

It's getting really silly....I reported a knife yesterday but it wasn't anythink you could describe as a kitchen utensil

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8101032.stm

Kitchen knives are the most common weapon used in fatal stabbings...

I understand it's a bum deal for the genuine enthusiast/collector (and for sellers!) but I can also understand why online auction/ecommerce sites would take such action.


If you want to blame anyone then point the finger at the rabid media in this country!

[madhatter1]

They set the dogs on me

[madhatter1]

I sympathise but the following rule would appear to be pretty clear-cut:


http://helpdesk.ebid.net/showpost.ph...8&postcount=78


and discussed at some length here:


http://helpdesk.ebid.net/showthread.php?t=122687










http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8101032.stm

I understand it's a bum deal for the genuine enthusiast/collector (and for sellers!) but I can also understand why online auction/ecommerce sites would take such action.


If you want to blame anyone then point the finger at the rabid media in this country!

But you can buy thousands of them at car boot sales all around the country in shops nationwide "borrowed" from mothers kitchen ( and a lot cheaper from 2 of those !!!) etc etc so why pick on online sellers who maybe more traceable than car booters !!
Derrick

[hypn0t0ad]

But you can buy thousands of them at car boot sales all around the country in shops nationwide "borrowed" from mothers kitchen ( and a lot cheaper from 2 of those !!!) etc etc so why pick on online sellers who maybe more traceable than car booters !!
Derrick

You'd have to ask the site owners for the definitive answer but I'm guessing....

"Them's the rules..."

[madhatter1]

By the way the point of this thread was the unfairness ( or lack of control/enforcement) of pulling my listing whilst others have been doing it for months or longer.