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mogunner · 12-05-2012, 07:36 PM

I've bought Saiga magazines off ebay before, and I see a couple of them listed right now, but in x39 only five round ones.

I've been a seller (and buyer) on ebay since 2003. It's just like any other service, you are supposed to actually READ the terms of service, if you don't, and you violate them then yes, your account will get locked. The terms of service clearly say that you can't buy firearms and ammunition as well as a buttload of other stuff. Ebay and Paypal are NOT anti-firearm, they are anti-getting our butts sued. The co-founder of Paypal donated MILLIONS of dollars to Ron Pauls campaign funds, and there is no link of them giving any to any known anti-gun organizations... this is all just a vicious lie put out by the people who broke the rules, got caught and had their accounts jerked.
Being that they are based in California, and knowing how lawsuit-happy people are out there (not to mention the attorneys as well) then limiting items that could lead to them being named in a suit is just good business tactics.

12-05-2012, 07:36 PM	#14
mogunner Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Eastern Missouri Posts: 1,027	Re: Ebay will not let me sell siaga mags I've bought Saiga magazines off ebay before, and I see a couple of them listed right now, but in x39 only five round ones. I've been a seller (and buyer) on ebay since 2003. It's just like any other service, you are supposed to actually READ the terms of service, if you don't, and you violate them then yes, your account will get locked. The terms of service clearly say that you can't buy firearms and ammunition as well as a buttload of other stuff. Ebay and Paypal are NOT anti-firearm, they are anti-getting our butts sued. The co-founder of Paypal donated MILLIONS of dollars to Ron Pauls campaign funds, and there is no link of them giving any to any known anti-gun organizations... this is all just a vicious lie put out by the people who broke the rules, got caught and had their accounts jerked. Being that they are based in California, and knowing how lawsuit-happy people are out there (not to mention the attorneys as well) then limiting items that could lead to them being named in a suit is just good business tactics.