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False Policy Strikes
Summary: Una discusión sobre 'False Policy Strikes' entre dans_mini_motors y los participantes tobiasd4, john1297576, y red_magpie. Aunque los detalles específicos de la conversación no se proporcionan en el contenido, es probable que se trate de problemas relacionados con infracciones de política erróneas. Las respuestas indican un intercambio continuo entre los participantes, sugiriendo que el tema es de interés compartido y posiblemente complejo, aunque sin información específica adicional se mantuvo el foco en el asunto principal del tema.
Over the past few days, I have been getting about 10 strikes per day on my listings for policy violations, however, these policy violations are entirely incorrect. I sell collectable (expired) number plates, and I keep getting 'police related item' strikes, I appeal them all stating that they are in no way police related, the first three appeals got approved, but the previous 8 appeals I have submitted haven't been replied to at all.
Every few hours, another few listings appear with a strike...I have to keep disputing them all. I've never had any strikes before this started happening.
Is there a solution? Or will I need to keep disputing multiple strikes daily?
john1297576
Mentor4 months agoIs there any common factor about the ones that get removed?
For example all UK plates?
dans_mini_motors
OP4 months agoNo factor at all - seems to be picking randomly, some listings from last week, some from months ago.
red_magpie
Mentor4 months agoseems to be picking randomly
I doubt whether listings are being picked randomly. You need to try to identify possible patterns in the items removed from sale.
For example, you refer in your listings to observing eBay's 3 year in the UK for expired number plates. But you also sell plates internationally - what about any rules that apply in other coutries? Have you checked what rules may apply on the ebay.com site? Or other national sites. Try to think what rules eBay's AI may have been programmed to check when scanning listings or responding to reports.
I agree with tobiasd4 that it would be unwise to disregard further removal of listings. Sooner or later you are liable to able to trigger a limit and warn you of possible restriction from on selling if this continues.
dans_mini_motors
OP4 months agoYes, they most certainly are random. One moment it will be a Polish plate that I listed 4 months ago, the next moment it will be an Indonesian plate that I listed yesterday.
There is quite literally no correlation.
As for the expiry - it's a general eBay rule that all number plates must be 3 years expired, regardless of country or type, which all my listings adhere to.
I contacted eBay support an hour ago, they advised that their new AI rollout has gone rogue and has no real reasoning when handing out policy violations (which is quite concerning!)
red_magpie
Mentor4 months agoThanks for the update.
I wonder how eBay will announces any problems with the rollout of their AI. I imagine that the term "gone rogue" is unlikely to feature!
tobiasd4
Mentor4 months agoI would suggest you don't list until resolved.
Too many strikes and ebay can suspend your account.