ebay spam?

**the_icks** · 11-08-06, 07:38 PM

without wanting to get a smacked wrist for sidelining a moderator closed thread. I would think that the only grounds that a site would have in denying an account for spamming would be if they had recieved a complaint from the site e.g. ebay. for example looking at a completely random set of terms of service...

Use of this website assumes that you accept these terms.

FreebieExperience reserves the right to change its TOS at any time. We reserve the right to change point values of rewards or offers at any time for any reason.

TERMS

1. Membership

(1) A user must have a valid email address.

(1) A user must provide accurate shipping information.

2. Completion of Offers

(1) A user may only receive credit for completing an offer once. Do not complete an offer twice in attempt to try to get double points!

(2) FreebieExperience does not guarantee that a user will receive credit for any offer. We reserve the right to refuse a user credit for an offer for a variety of reasons, including, but not limited to, lack of appropriate information or fraudulent information.

(3) FreebieExperience is not responsible for delays in reporting offer completion or failure to receive credit.

3. Orders

(1) FreebieExperience is a free service and does not guarantee a payment of any amount or rewards of any kind, regardless of offers or referrals completed.

(2) FreebieExperience will take measures to ensure that the user receives payments and rewards within a reasonable amount of time. However, FreebieExperience can only do so when the advertisers pay.

(3) All rewards are sent to the shipping address provided by the user at registration time. It is a user's responsibility to verify that the shipping address provided is correct. FreebieExperience is not responsible for lost mail as a result of a theft or mis-delivery.

(4) FreebieExperience is not responsible for any lost orders due to inaccurate shipping information.

(5) A member can only order one (1) reward.

I can see no mention of the right to cancel for spamming.... surely that reason should be clearly stated....

We reserve the right to refuse a user credit for an offer for a variety of reasons

bad hair day, odd socks.. surely someething taken this seriously should not just be taken as a given 'just because other sites state it' but should be cleatly annotated!

'steps off of soapbox'

Miles · 11-08-06, 09:14 PM

Sites like Pricerunner and ebay sometimes contact the site and take or warn them of legal action.

Spamming ebay is against their rules!

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11-08-06, 07:38 PM	#1
the_icks Mr Baldy Chicken Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 13,992	ebay spam? without wanting to get a smacked wrist for sidelining a moderator closed thread. I would think that the only grounds that a site would have in denying an account for spamming would be if they had recieved a complaint from the site e.g. ebay. for example looking at a completely random set of terms of service... Use of this website assumes that you accept these terms. FreebieExperience reserves the right to change its TOS at any time. We reserve the right to change point values of rewards or offers at any time for any reason. TERMS 1. Membership (1) A user must have a valid email address. (1) A user must provide accurate shipping information. 2. Completion of Offers (1) A user may only receive credit for completing an offer once. Do not complete an offer twice in attempt to try to get double points! (2) FreebieExperience does not guarantee that a user will receive credit for any offer. We reserve the right to refuse a user credit for an offer for a variety of reasons, including, but not limited to, lack of appropriate information or fraudulent information. (3) FreebieExperience is not responsible for delays in reporting offer completion or failure to receive credit. 3. Orders (1) FreebieExperience is a free service and does not guarantee a payment of any amount or rewards of any kind, regardless of offers or referrals completed. (2) FreebieExperience will take measures to ensure that the user receives payments and rewards within a reasonable amount of time. However, FreebieExperience can only do so when the advertisers pay. (3) All rewards are sent to the shipping address provided by the user at registration time. It is a user's responsibility to verify that the shipping address provided is correct. FreebieExperience is not responsible for lost mail as a result of a theft or mis-delivery. (4) FreebieExperience is not responsible for any lost orders due to inaccurate shipping information. (5) A member can only order one (1) reward. I can see no mention of the right to cancel for spamming.... surely that reason should be clearly stated.... We reserve the right to refuse a user credit for an offer for a variety of reasons bad hair day, odd socks.. surely someething taken this seriously should not just be taken as a given 'just because other sites state it' but should be cleatly annotated! 'steps off of soapbox'

11-08-06, 09:14 PM	#2
Miles Administrator Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 2,732	Re: ebay spam? Sites like Pricerunner and ebay sometimes contact the site and take or warn them of legal action. Spamming ebay is against their rules! Locked

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