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Spam (Email or Skype) Policy Spam is not permitted on eBay. Spam is email or Skype messaging that is both unsolicited and commercial in nature.
Violations of this policy may result in a range of actions, including:
If you have received spam from another eBay member (see examples below), please report it using one of the report links in the Additional Information section below. (Note: In order to investigate an email spam report, we must have a complete copy of the email you received with the full header included.) If you received a warning for violating our spam policy and you believe it was sent in error, or you were suspended for violating our spam policy and would like to contact us, please send us an email. Some Examples Some examples of spam include:
Additional Information Email or Skype offers to buy or sell items outside of the eBay site
Email and Websites Impersonating eBay
Minimizing Unwanted Email
In addition to the efforts taken by eBay to protect your privacy, there are several steps you can take to minimize the unwanted email you receive. What is Not Covered
Email messages that are not commercial in nature, including offensive or unwelcome email, do not fall under the eBay spam policy. Other forms of communication conducted outside of eBay are not within our jurisdiction. Although posts on the eBay Discussion Boards are not reviewed as spam, eBay does have a policy related to appropriate board usage. Mailing Lists
Reporting Spam
If you have received Skype spam from another eBay member, please report it. If you received a warning for violating our spam policy and you believe that it was sent in error, please contact us. If you were suspended for violating our spam policy and would like to contact us, please send us an email. Why does eBay have this policy? eBay understands that members are concerned about personal privacy. For this reason, eBay policy does not permit members to send spam. | ||