Comments on: War of Words http://blog.tiffanycollector.com/2007/06/26/war-of-words/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:53:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: Bonnie http://blog.tiffanycollector.com/2007/06/26/war-of-words/#comment-258 Fri, 20 Jul 2007 07:26:36 +0000 http://blog.tiffanycollector.com/2007/06/26/war-of-words/#comment-258 Hi Diane, Have you had to go through this process yourself? Did you send detailed pictures and info to Miriam Keener along with the problems you’ve had? Thanks so much, Bonnie Hi Diane,
Have you had to go through this process yourself? Did you send detailed pictures and info to Miriam Keener along with the problems you’ve had?
Thanks so much,
Bonnie

]]> by: Bonnie http://blog.tiffanycollector.com/2007/06/26/war-of-words/#comment-253 Wed, 18 Jul 2007 14:54:04 +0000 http://blog.tiffanycollector.com/2007/06/26/war-of-words/#comment-253 Hello Diane, I am a seller too. I have been recently selling some of my Tiffany collection and my mothers estate too. I recently had my auctions cancelled stating the trademark violation. I know where all the pieces came from, yet no matter even if you email eBay to state you can prove authenticity they don't care. They have now put some limit on my account restriction 0 auctions with regards to any Tiffany Jewelry be placed up for auction. I am so angry. I am a researcher and long lover/collector of Tiffany's not to mention know a few people who work in NJ and NY. I have been on eBay since 1989 with 99% feedback at 1127 feedback. Could you tell me how you were able to sell Tiffany again on Ebay? I have emailed and tried calling. I only have a few more pieces left and then I am going to sell other items. This is crazy though because I can clearly tell the fake sellers and there auctions even end without being cancelled. Hope to hear from you, Thanks Bonnie Hello Diane,
I am a seller too. I have been recently selling some of my Tiffany collection and my mothers estate too. I recently had my auctions cancelled stating the trademark violation. I know where all the pieces came from, yet no matter even if you email eBay to state you can prove authenticity they don’t care. They have now put some limit on my account restriction 0 auctions with regards to any Tiffany Jewelry be placed up for auction. I am so angry.
I am a researcher and long lover/collector of Tiffany’s not to mention know a few people who work in NJ and NY.
I have been on eBay since 1989 with 99% feedback at 1127 feedback. Could you tell me how you were able to sell Tiffany again on Ebay? I have emailed and tried calling. I only have a few more pieces left and then I am going to sell other items. This is crazy though because I can clearly tell the fake sellers and there auctions even end without being cancelled.

Hope to hear from you,
Thanks
Bonnie

]]> by: Ketty http://blog.tiffanycollector.com/2007/06/26/war-of-words/#comment-237 Fri, 29 Jun 2007 16:11:12 +0000 http://blog.tiffanycollector.com/2007/06/26/war-of-words/#comment-237 Hello Diane, I just received my Consumer Report magazine yesterday and there is an article about eBay (p.12, Consumer Report August 2007). A paragraph has dedicated to countering counterfeits. I found the following quotes from that paragraph “ …Tiffany & Co. , which has sued 50 sellers and eBay itself, alleging the company was complicit in allowing the sellers to “infest” the site with poor-quality fakes“ and “Recently, it [eBay] also restricted sellers of luxury goods, requiring verification of bank account, limiting the number of items sold (legitimate luxury goods aren’t typically mass-produced)…” Don’t be frustrated about these statements! Since you have built a solid customer base from eBay in the past 7 years, it is a good time to focus on selling your Tiffany jewelry on your own website. Think about the sunny side of this – you don’t have to pay eBay fees anymore! Hello Diane,

I just received my Consumer Report magazine yesterday and there is an article about eBay (p.12, Consumer Report August 2007). A paragraph has dedicated to countering counterfeits. I found the following quotes from that paragraph “ …Tiffany & Co. , which has sued 50 sellers and eBay itself, alleging the company was complicit in allowing the sellers to “infest” the site with poor-quality fakes“ and “Recently, it [eBay] also restricted sellers of luxury goods, requiring verification of bank account, limiting the number of items sold (legitimate luxury goods aren’t typically mass-produced)…”

Don’t be frustrated about these statements! Since you have built a solid customer base from eBay in the past 7 years, it is a good time to focus on selling your Tiffany jewelry on your own website. Think about the sunny side of this – you don’t have to pay eBay fees anymore!

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