Krescendo's another one of those labels like Fallout, Radioactive etc where the legality was always questionable despite being sold and marketed as legit and licensed. Krescendo used to be Majestic Rock which is also known as decidedly dodgy.
With these labels, whether a title gets pulled as counterfeit or not largely depends on how proactive the original artist/rights owner is. Most times, titles will slip under the radar, especially as the item and packaging are professional - you can't tell from looking whether the label has properly licensed the product. But every now and then, an artist will take issue with what are effectively pirates, and will start exercising their rights.
Tbh I'd take it on the chin as it was probably never legit in the first place. Usually, the more obscure the artist, the less chance that labels like this will have tracked down the rights holders to license it.
As for ebay not removing other listings, they virtually never act on reports made by random members. They're well known for automatically and almost instantly responding to all reports, however glaringly obvious the policy breach is, with a "no issue found" reply. It's just what they always do. It's not worth wasting your time reporting anything. Ebay also never act fairly or across the board when they remove items. Unless it was a VeRO takedown, which the message you received should state, then you'll never know who reported your listing or why. Just don't relist it as you're now on their radar and repeated removals will lose you your ebay account.
