eBay UK Says No to Virtual Game Goods
eBay UK will no longer accept your World of Warcraft gold or EverQuest items. Due to the “legal complexity” of virtual goods, eBay.co.uk has decided to simply say no.
I’m surprised this didn’t happen sooner, actually. I’m sure Virtual good retailers will find other ways to sell their gaming items, of course, but I think eBay is smart to wipe their hands of the issue and save themselves the legal hassle.
Now, if Blizzard could do something about the in-game spam mail, I’d appreciate it. I have enough spam outside the game without gold sellers getting into my Azerothian inbox.
Via | Contractor UK
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the play girlz gaming blog: because guys aren’t the only players » Sparter: Peer-to-Peer Virtual Goods Trading
Feb 15, 2007 at 2:44 am
[…] In light of eBay’s decision to ban all selling of virtual goods from their sites, others have jumped at the chance to take over the market. Sparter (Beta), one such new service, is ready to help you trade and sell your WoW, EQ, EQII, and EVE Online goods through their 3 step, easy-as-pie, P2P process. […]
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