The Verified Rights Owner program (“VeRO”) allows owners of intellectual property rights (“IPR”) and their authorized representatives to report listings that they suspect of infrining those rights.
VeRO embodies eBay’s commitment to providing the world with a safe place to buy and sell items – a marketplace which respects the rights owners’ property.
The Verified Rights Owner program (“VeRO”) allows owners of intellectual property rights (“IPR”) and their authorized representatives to report listings that they suspect of infrining those rights.
VeRO embodies eBay’s commitment to providing the world with a safe place to buy and sell items – a marketplace which respects the rights owners’ property.
If your listing was removed due to a VeRO report, eBay will email you details about why your listing was reported and how to contact the IPR owner directly to resolve the issue. If you have concerns or questions about why your listing was removed, please contact the Rights Owner directly.
eBay may only be contacted in the following circumstances:
You can’t find the rights owner’s email address in your removal notification email
You sent an email to the rights owner, but they haven’t replied to you within 5 business days.
You can’t find the rights owner’s email address in your removal notification email
You sent an email to the rights owner, but they haven’t replied to you within 5 business days.
Sellers are responsible for ensuring that they have all the rights that they need when listing an item on eBay, and they must ensure that no aspect of their listing description infringes the rights of others.
If your listing was removed due to a VeRO report, eBay will email you details about why your listing was reported and how to contact the IPR owner directly to resolve the issue. If you have concerns or questions about why your listing was removed, please contact the Rights Owner directly.
eBay may only be contacted in the following circumstances:
You can’t find the rights owner’s email address in your removal notification email.
You sent an email to the rights owner, but they haven’t replied to you within 5 business days.
Sellers are responsible for ensuring that they have all the rights that they need when listing an item on eBay, and they must ensure that no aspect of their listing description infringes the rights of others.
We appreciate your help in identifying and reporting listings or product pages that you suspect may infringe upon your intellectual property rights.
If an item or listing infringes your IPR, you can report the listing by submitting a Notice of Claimed Infringement (NOCI).
If your location or the item you are reporting is in Australia, Germany, Spain, France or Italy, please use on of the following links to get the proper NOCI for you: AU / DE / ES / FR / IT
Once your report has been processed, we’ll provide you with information on how to submit additional reports (if necessary) through our VeRO reporting tool.
NOCI can be submitted to eBay email: vero@ebay.com
You can also report alleged copyright infringements by sending a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) notification to eBay’s designated agent (contact information below).
Contact the designated eBay agent:
By mail
By fax
By email
you must ensure that all of the following information is included
If an item or listing infringes your IPR, you can report the listing by submitting a Notice of Claimed Infringement (NOCI).
If your location or the item you are reporting is in Australia, Germany, Spain, France or Italy, please use on of the following links to get the proper NOCI for you: AU / DE / ES / FR / IT
Once your report has been processed, we’ll provide you with information on how to submit additional reports (if necessary) through our VeRO reporting tool.
NOCI can be submitted to eBay email: vero@ebay.com
You can also report alleged copyright infringements by sending a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) notification to eBay’s designated agent (contact information below).
Contact the designated eBay agent:
By mail
By fax
By email
you must ensure that all of the following information is included
If you are a “Verified Rights Owner” you may create a profile page which allows you to share information about your IPR with the eBay community.
For example, you can provide the eBay community with:
If you would like eBay to post a free VeRO participant profile page for you, please contact vero@ebay.com to start this process.
If you are a “Verified Rights Owner” you may create a profile page which allows you to share information about your IPR with the eBay community.
For example, you can provide the eBay community with:
If you would like eBay to post a free VeRO participant profile page for you, please contact vero@ebay.com to start this process.
