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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vess1, post: 830306, member: 13650&quot;]Ebays not really interested in curbing all the non-sense.&nbsp; They&#039;re worried about their share price.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; I read an article in Coinage a while back about how ebay used to have a team of around 20 expert numismatists that were &#039;volunteers&#039;.&nbsp;&nbsp; They volunteered their time to weed out the non-sense and get fake auctions canceled to protect consumers.&nbsp;&nbsp; Well, they ended up butting heads with the management and they were shut down.&nbsp;&nbsp; They didn&#039;t want them anymore.&nbsp;&nbsp; Must have been costing them too much profit.&nbsp;&nbsp; So ebay&#039;s actually doing less now than they were a few years ago.&nbsp;&nbsp; They most certainly wouldn&#039;t PAY people to police their coin auctions!</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp; If they wanted to, they could make life miserable for these Chinese fake sellers.&nbsp;&nbsp; They could use random people to buy their replicas and when they showed up without the stamp, shut their account down.&nbsp;&nbsp; Then, if they start up a new account, repeat the process.&nbsp; Keep shutting them all down until it&#039;s not worth the hassle to them anymore.&nbsp;&nbsp; Anybody caught selling a known fake that they bought from the Chinese should be banned for life.&nbsp;&nbsp; But they don&#039;t do that either.&nbsp;&nbsp; They don&#039;t take the simplest of measures.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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