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Catalogue and URL SalesIf you intend to sell on one or more of eBay's international sites, you will need to accept, and we encourage you to carefully review, the User Agreement, policies, and other requirements of that site. You can continue to reach out to the relevant customer service teams on the respective eBay site of your listing or transaction, as may be applicable to the nature of your query.
Listings of URLs that offer buyers the opportunity to purchase items outside of eBay are prohibited. Listings of catalogues from which buyers may directly order items are prohibited. In these situations, the seller will typically offer the catalogue for low bid prices and complete sales outside of eBay for items found in the catalogue. Old and collectable catalogues (e.g., those that you cannot order from any longer) are permissible; however the title or description may not contain extensive lists of specific items included in the catalogue. Violations of this policy may result in a range of actions, including:
“Current Spring Catalog, Buy It Now (BIN) for Rs.49” is a violation because it is a current catalog from which a buyer may directly order “Catalog from 1939” is permitted because it is an old or collectible catalog where items can no longer be ordered, and the listing does not contain an extensive list of brand names, items, categories, or prices Old and collectable catalogue listings must also abide by the following guidelines:
Old and collectable catalogues may not be combined as a bonus item with any other items Listings that offer catalogs clutter the site making it harder for buyers to find relevant items and harder for sellers to sell actual items. Furthermore, these listings undermine the trust and legitimacy of eBay’s marketplace Contact Customer Service
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