From Ebay: The Verified Rights Owner (VeRO) Programme lets intellectual property rights owners request the removal of listings on eBay that offer items or contain materials that infringe their intellectual property rights. This helps protect members of the eBay community from purchasing items that may be counterfeit or otherwise unauthorised.
Intellectual property rights owners can request that we remove listings that they claim, by a signed statement, offer an item or contain material that infringes their intellectual property rights. These rights can include trademark, copyright and other intellectual property rights. For example, the item being sold may bear the rights owner's trademark (such as a logo on a designer purse), but may not be an authentic product.
Before a listing is removed, the rights owner must fill out a form that is designed to ensure that the person reporting the item is authorised to do so, and to enable us to correctly identify the listing to be removed. If your item is reported, you will receive an email explaining why your listing was removed.
Unfortunately, eBay cannot require rights owners to provide you with the exact reason for the removal of your listing. However, we do require that they provide you with an email address to contact them directly. The rights owner's email address should have been included in the email we sent to you notifying you about your listing removal.
We do encourage you to contact them where you feel your item was removed incorrectly. Where the Rights Owner has an About Me Page we would encourage you to read this first as this may answer some of the questions you have.
And yes go stealth.... If these accounts are registered with your real info best not to risk them.
CaptainJack
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