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Whenever you are looking away for something, you can not seem to find in a store or in your typical retail site, you are likely toturn to eBay To see if it is available there. In the United States, the online market has more than2,360 Categories And his pages and ad pages are filled with difficult products to find, rare and frankly collectibles, some simple strangely elements. This probably seems like if there is nothing you can not buy on eBay, but like any business, the company has the right to modify and modify its rules and regulations on what can and can not be sold on his platform. And it seems that eBay has decided to go a little more PG with its offers: eBay has recently announced that they prohibited the sale of adult content from July.

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According to a new "Item policy for adults"Page on the eBay website, the only category of adults will no longer be available for new ads, as of July 15th.Revised guidelines on adult items Have been posted on May 13, according to the news of the adult video, which was the first point of sale to report the updated policy.

This means that eBay prohibit all adult contents from being sold on the market, including DVDs, movies, magazines, video games and domain names. Thus, all "sexually oriented materials" such as sexually explicit adult films, videos, anime games, comics, books and magazines will no longer be allowed on the platform.

The company says it will also prohibit the lists of nudity-containing articles, which the eBay defines as "showing part of the male or female genitals, anus or females where the areola or the nipple is visible". Even modeled clothes that are through or very tight will be limited from the site.

"We want to make adult items available to those who wish to buy them and can do so legally, while preventing those who do not want to see or buy these elements from accessing them easily," said the company in their opinion.

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There are, however, some exceptions to the new eBay policy. According to the notice,Playboy,Playgirl,Mayfair, andPenthouse The magazines can be listed in the category "magazines" as long as the list does not contain nude images or explicit content. Naked collection objects and art that "do not contain viewing of sexual activity", as well as sex toys and sexual accessories can also be allowed if the ads follow other specific guidelines presented in the notification.

If users do not respect this new strategy, eBay says it can enact a range of disciplinary measures. The site could terminate or cancel your list, hide or modify all of your ads from search results, reduce your seller note, restrict your purchase or sales capabilities, or possibly suspend your account completely. "All expenses paid or payable with regard to the lists or accounts on which we take action will not be reimbursed or otherwise credited to your account," said the company.

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