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Originally Posted by unkown5454 Sounds like you have no clue what V e R O is...because name brand electronics is V e R O. Please educate yourself. | by this logic everything under the sun would be considered vero.
brand name electronics, for example a samsung tv using your logic would be vero because it is brand name. which means if i own a samsung tv and i no longer have a need for said tv and want to get rid of it on ebay, i cant because as you said it is brand name electronics which is vero.
i dont think you understand the vero concept so i am putting ebay's description on here for you: The Verified Rights Owner (VeRO) Program allows intellectual property rights owners to ask eBay to remove certain listings that offer items or contain materials that infringe on their intellectual property rights. These rights can include trademark, copyright, and/or other legal rights.
For example, a rights owner may ask eBay to remove an item being sold that uses the rights owner's trademark (such as a logo on a designer purse) if the item is not an authentic product of the rights owner. This program helps protect eBay members from buying or selling items that may be counterfeit or otherwise unauthorized under state and/or federal law.
so if the OP is selling magnavox dvd players for example he would be ok in my opinion as long as the dvd player was authentic and not some crappy chinese dvd player with the magnavox name glued on it.
where people get into trouble with vero is when they buy "coach" purses from china which are obviously not coach purses but to the untrained eye are so similar you might never know the difference.
companies like buy.com have ebay stores and are selling brand name electronics. you cant tell me that they are violating vero because of this.
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