You can include links to eBay Stores and listings, as long as they're not URL redirects.
Not allowed
You can't refer to or promote your personal website (including links to home page web addresses that promote websites outside of eBay), sales outside of eBay, or other businesses.
Specify postage costs in your listings. It's against our rules to provide unclear or misleading delivery information, or to have unreasonable postage charges.
Allowed
Charging actual postage and packaging costs
Including the cost of packaging materials, insurance costs, and delivery
Including delivery confirmation or similar extra services in the handling cost
Not allowed
Excessive P&P charges
Charging more than the maximum P&P costs in categories with postage caps
Charging a separate fee for insurance
Charging for business-related fees such as employee wages or mileage
Including contradictory or confusing shipping terms in your listing
Not allowed
You can't offer or require the buyer to:
Make an additional purchase
Purchase additional items or quantities from a listing
Pay an amount beyond the final price and a reasonable P&P cost
Sign up for a service with the purchase
Take any unrelated action (such as pay for a hotel room) as a condition for receiving the item or its benefit (such as free or discounted airfare)
By using listings with variations, sellers can offer variations of the same product in a single listing.
Allowed
Using listings with variations to offer a choice of size, colour, and material in items such as clothing and home items
Not allowed
Selling different brands of an item, such as jeans, in a single listing
Offering a choice between two entirely different items, such as a watch or pair of shoes
Selling items that aren't in similar condition, such as a new and a refurbished laptop, in the same listing
Restricted
Listing contact information (including home page web addresses that promote websites outside of eBay) in the title, subtitle, item location, or images is only allowed when the item for sale is a domain name.
Allowed
Selling old or collectible catalogues from which you can no longer place an order (such as a Sears catalog from 1931)
Not allowed
Listing catalogues from which buyers can currently order directly, which could result in sales being completed outside of eBay
Listings that try to avoid fees can make for a poor buying experience and put sellers who pay their fees at a disadvantage. Also, even though offers to buy or sell outside of eBay aren't always made with the intent to commit fraud, there's always some risk involved.
Items purchased through an offer made outside of eBay aren't eligible for eBay services, including:
Feedback
Requests for contact information
Problem resolution
eBay Money Back Guarantee
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Report listing violations or problems with another eBay member.
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