Reply to "eBay scare tactics: snipped auction retroactively CANCELED"

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I can let someone drive my car, which is (in my world) the same as “give out your ID and password to a third party”. When I “transfer” my car to someone, then I no longer have the ability to determine who drives the car or not.

Again, I see nothing in the user agreement that states you can’t turn your ebay ID and password over to someone else. After all, a spouse would be considered a “third party”, and although I think it wise not to have a spousee bidding on the something using the spouser’s ID, I see no mention that it’s against ebay’s “TOS”.

4/29/097:08 PM

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