Vero Right Owner removed my listings

daselectronics · #1 05-02-2014

Actually, I am selling Adobe softwares. Adobe right owner is currently removed my several of the listings on 3 Ebay accts. Does anyone here have the same of my situation and experiencing how to stop right owners to remove the listings and force them to remove the Ebay strikes? Your replies much appreciate!

JamesNorth101 · #2 05-02-2014

Your really asking this question?

Are you items by any chance from China? If they are not, have you got the correct permissions to sell Adobe software on eBay?

MM78 · #3 05-02-2014

Selling Adobe is like playing with fire, if your items are not 100000% legit then you have no legs to stand on. And Adobe can do whatever they want, they are the rights owner and can take your stuff down if they want.

Bunneh · #4 05-02-2014

You cant stop Adobe from taking down your listings.
Especially since you dont have the right permission to sell them.

If you keep trying to sell these items your account is going to be suspended VERY soon!!

Find something less risky to sell!

daselectronics · #5 05-02-2014

I only sell genuine Adobe softwares. Adobe vero right owner remove my listings by mistake. I sent them several emails to provide the supplier receipts but they have not answered. I need your help to fill out the counter notice to ask Adobe right owner to remove the strikes from Ebay

unkown5454 · #6 05-02-2014

Uh huh...that's because it wasn't a mistake.

Either your items are legit or they aren't. That is for Ad.obe and EB to decide. No one here can help you with that.

GreenBean · #7 05-03-2014

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Originally Posted by daselectronics

I only sell genuine Adobe softwares. Adobe vero right owner remove my listings by mistake. I sent them several emails to provide the supplier receipts but they have not answered. I need your help to fill out the counter notice to ask Adobe right owner to remove the strikes from Ebay

hate to burst your bubble.

ADOBE avoid ignoring their sellers who have the rights to onsell their items.

Issue for you to prove is that you have the rights to onsell. Just having receipts from another party is not the same.

BerryBlue · #8 05-03-2014

You got to have invoice, documents before you have permission to list these item in long terms...

unkown5454 · #9 05-03-2014

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Originally Posted by BerryBlue

You got to have invoice, documents before you have permission to list these item in long terms...

Just because you bought something doesn't mean you have the right to reseller of it. People are very confused on how this works.

Ad.obe is one of those that doesn't just let some random joker sell their products.

newjerseymax · #10 05-04-2014

They know who is approved on ebay and your obviously not one of them.... Period!

Most software companies have to keep it tight..... Too easy to get pirated software...

GreenBean · #11 05-05-2014

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Originally Posted by BerryBlue

You got to have invoice, documents before you have permission to list these item in long terms...

No, your order is incorrect.

ADOBE have to give PERMISSION first to onsell the items.

No permission, no selling.

No amounts of invoices will sway ADOBE from changing their minds.

This is an IP rights owner hostile to the blowins who want to flog items.

HurricaneHuntr · #12 05-05-2014

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Originally Posted by unkown5454

Just because you bought something doesn't mean you have the right to reseller of it. People are very confused on how this works.

Ad.obe is one of those that doesn't just let some random joker sell their products.

It's called first sale doctrine google it, if i was selling this product and i knew without a shadow of doubt it was real and i was making profits that was worth the hassles. I'd take them to court. Many have and have won, we have rights in the united states. And one of those rights is the first sale doctrine

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First-sale doctrine
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This article is about the first-sale doctrine as applied to copyright. For the analogous doctrine applicable to patents, see Exhaustion doctrine.

The first-sale doctrine plays an important role in U.S. copyright and trademark law by limiting certain rights of a copyright or trademark owner. The doctrine enables the distribution chain of copyrighted products, library lending, giving, video rentals and secondary markets for copyrighted works (for example, enabling individuals to sell their legally purchased books or CDs to others). In trademark law, this same doctrine enables reselling of trademarked products after the trademark holder put the products on the market. The doctrine is also referred to as the "right of first sale," "first sale rule," or "exhaustion rule."

unkown5454 · #13 05-05-2014

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Originally Posted by Moscutter

It's called first sale doctrine google it, if i was selling this product and i knew without a shadow of doubt it was real and i was making profits that was worth the hassles. I'd take them to court. Many have and have won, we have rights in the united states. And one of those rights is the first sale doctrine

Hahaha...EB, PP, AZ do not have to abide by this. You also do not understand how this works.

Sure, I can always buy something legally and resell it to someone else. BUT, NONE OF THESE e-commerce sites HAVE to allow you to use their services. There is no law that says all e-commerce sites must allow anyone to sell anything. It is THEIR company, THEIR service. THEY decide who is allowed to be there. NOT your silly misinterpretations of Wikipedia.

I'd love to see you and every other little self-righteous hooligan take the biggest e-commerce sites in the world to court telling them they HAVE to allow YOU on THEIR site by law.

JamesNorth101 · #14 05-06-2014

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Originally Posted by Moscutter

It's called first sale doctrine google it, if i was selling this product and i knew without a shadow of doubt it was real and i was making profits that was worth the hassles. I'd take them to court. Many have and have won, we have rights in the united states. And one of those rights is the first sale doctrine

That is not going to stop eBay blocking your account....

HurricaneHuntr · #15 05-06-2014

There is one company in particular that has fought eBay and companies and won, i forget the name of the company, i think they might sell tshirts.

found it

Tabberone's Trademark & Copyright Page.

GreenBean · #16 05-06-2014

Tabberone runs the company.

She is also a member here.

She outlines how to fight issues correctly, not because of misguided perceptions.

There is a VERY subtle difference.

Understanding the differences from the start are the key.

jeffweico · #17 05-06-2014

The bottom line here is that if Adobe does not want you to sell these on eBay, you will not be able to sell these on eBay.

If you think they have acted in an illegal manner, you should seek the services of a licensed attorney and take them to court.

GhostWhoWalks · #18 05-11-2014

LV doesn't allow their products to be sold online and on eb, it gives them a bad rep that their products are being sold online from someone else.

If they don't want you to do it, then there is nothing you can do about it.

Listen to everyone on here who is a pro with stealths and had accounts for countless years.

Maybe he needs Sandy to come and tell him! She has a lot of years of exp on here and has 500+ accounts, sells accounts, been on eb longer then anyone here.

I hope you arn't waiting for someone to say yes you can then go back out on eb and get it closed again. If you keep posting it EB will close down your account. They don't want to get sued by who ever so they'll remove the listing.

lol

And on top of all of that. There are millions of products world wide to resell on eb. If not make your own!

You got the best advice from a dozen sellers each with 2 to 3 years exp on EB. So you got a total of 30 years of exp as a reply. I'd take up on the advice.

daselectronics · #19 05-15-2014

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Originally Posted by Moscutter

It's called first sale doctrine google it, if i was selling this product and i knew without a shadow of doubt it was real and i was making profits that was worth the hassles. I'd take them to court. Many have and have won, we have rights in the united states. And one of those rights is the first sale doctrine

I appreciate for telling me about the first-sale doctrine Moscutter. Would you please tell me how to fill out the first-sale doctrine case? Many Thanks

rsot · #20 05-15-2014

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Originally Posted by daselectronics

I appreciate for telling me about the first-sale doctrine Moscutter. Would you please tell me how to fill out the first-sale doctrine case? Many Thanks

Quite the request to boss Mosc

unkown5454 · #21 05-15-2014

Haha, wow, this whole thing went way over OP's head.

BigCJ · #22 05-15-2014

Don't you see? He picked through everyone's responses and came out with the one he wanted :P

The bottom line, OP is this: This is the deal that Adobe has struck with ebay and since you are using ebays site, you abide by ebays rules.

Now if you choose to go onto another platform to sell, thats up to you. But the product being removed on 3 accounts should speak volumes to you about their quality control of their products.