As far as I'm concerned, as soon as Ebay takes 
your money in exchange for an auction listing, 
they lose **ALL** legitamate right to restrict 
what you post there. (Assuming you are not 
posting something illegal to sell, or something 
with adult content where minors can see it, etc. 
I would even consent that - for purposes of 
keeping the site as a functional auction 
resource - they would have the right to remove 
any "auctions" that were nothing more than "come 
see my website" ads. . .)

Although Ebay's owners certainly can legally make 
the rules for the site to be anything they want 
(if you do not like the requirements, then you're 
welcome to not do business there), I still think 
that their practices are snotty, and they have 
forgotten that they are absolutely NOTHING. . .

Except for an overglorified **YARD SALE**.

Many sharp Smiles,
--Drac