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Third-Party Acknowledgements, Credits and Links Many members use third-party solutions and services to perform key functions in their listings. eBay allows discrete identification or ’credit‘ for third parties that provide services or products directly connected with the particular listing as long as they meet the specific requirements outlined below. To acknowledge or credit the company offering the product or service, the credit may contain the following (only one is applicable):
Additional requirements for third-party credits include:
Breaches of this policy can result in a range of actions, including:
Note: If a seller is concerned that the company providing listing services may not be in compliance, please contact the company or service provider. Some Examples
Additional Information The use of counters or picture-hosting services must comply with these guidelines.. If the counter or picture(s) itself contains a credit to the company offering the service, it must conform to eBay’s Third-Party Acknowledgements, Credits and Links guidelines. If the counter or picture(s) itself does not contain a credit to the company offering the service, there are no size restrictions. However, a logo or text used outside of the counter or picture(s) to credit the service that provided it must conform to eBay’s Third-Party Acknowledgements, Credits and Links guidelines. Why does eBay have this policy? eBay recognises that many sellers use third-party services to perform essential functions related to their listing, and that there are legitimate reasons for crediting such companies in their listings. This policy ensures sellers are able to give credit to services that have enabled members to be more successful selling on eBay. Related Help topics | ||