Bid Farewell My Pretty! eBay Bans Gambling Spell Potions

Written by:
Aaron Goldstein
Published on:
Aug/27/2012
Bid Farewell My Pretty!  eBay Bans Gambling Spell Potions

The online auction site eBay on Monday announced it will no longer be permitting the sale of magic potions, one of which claims to help individuals win at gambling.

“Windfall Money Riches Fortune Gambling Good Luck Spell” ($8.99) has been cut along with “magical demon destroyer potion” ($51), “powerful female succubus lover spell” ($24.99) and a number of voodoo dolls.

eBay SPELLed it out in plain English, releasing this statement regarding the policy decision:

We want customers to have great experiences on eBay, and we regularly review categories and update policies to deliver the best shopping and selling experience possible. Based on our long-standing policy restricting the sale of intangible items on eBay, we are discontinuing a small number of categories within the Metaphysical category, as transactions in these categories can be difficult to verify and resolve. We believe this update will enhance the experience on eBay and benefit our customers.

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- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com Business

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