• Items that do not comply with any applicable law, rule, or regulation
• Counterfeits, items that infringe on copyright or intellectual property (IP) rights, fake spare parts, and counterfeit equipment or materials.
• Illicit reproductions of content — creative works reproduced without the copyright/IP holder’s consent (e.g. books, films, music, video games)
• Illicit reproductions of currency  and items related to currency reproduction
• Cryptocurrencies and other virtual currencies, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum
• Active shares and share certificates that are active financial assets. Collectable shares with personally identifiable information of living individuals
• Items subject to age-rating classification with the age-rating labels missing (e.g. video games, films)
• Items received for free, such as promotional or complimentary items
• Live animals and pets, items for wild animals or farm animals
• Items containing fur, reptile skin, shell, or ivory, and similar items from animal origin (however, leather, sheared sheep wool, cashmere, and mohair are allowed)
• Jailbroken or rooted devices modified to bypass the manufacturer’s security restrictions
• Devices that have been blocked by a carrier due to unpaid bills
• Devices reported as stolen or lost, and/or have their unique IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) number blocked
• Any items considered archeological artefacts, cultural goods, or cultural heritage, including stamps, coins, banknotes, and share certificates
  • Note: Unused, valid stamps are allowed subject to local laws and authorisation restrictions

• Items that don’t comply with hygiene standards or pose a risk to one’s health (e.g. used cosmetics, underwear bottoms, or piercings)
• Sanitary products, including tampons, pads, and menstrual cups
• Detergents, cleaning chemicals, or similar products
• Hazardous materials (often abbreviated as HAZMAT), which include substances or materials that pose a risk to health, safety, property, or the environment
• Prescription and non-prescription medicinal products, professional medical supplies, vitamins, food supplements, and any other health-related products (also forbidden in Pet care category)
• Cosmetic items marketed as therapeutic or items with therapeutic claims
• Skin bleaching and teeth bleaching cosmetic items
• Cosmetics that contain carcinogenic ingredients
• Food, drinks, and other consumables (also forbidden in Pet care category)
• Cosmetic items for animals
• All sharp knives and bladed tools with a pointed tip, regardless of size or intended use. Here are some examples:
  • Kitchen knives, including bread, steak, and butcher knives
    • (Note: table knives with a dull blade and rounded tip, such as butter knives, are allowed. Cutlery sets that include any sharp knives are not allowed)
  • Bladed weapons: throwing knives, circular throwing knives, throwing stars, stiletto knives, drop knives, butterfly knives, hidden knives, knives that resemble an object other than a weapon
  • Utility and camping knives: folding knives, Swiss Army knives, survival knives, machetes, zombie knives
  • Sharp outdoor tools: chainsaws, axes, saws with a handle and elongated blade that resemble a knife
  • Sharp arts & crafts tools: fabric scissors, rotary cutters, crafting scissors, crafting knives & cutters
  • Collectable, prop, and antique knives that are sharp and with a pointed tip, even if described as decorative
  • Straight razors and razor blades (single or double-edged)
    • (Note: cartridge razors and electric razors are allowed in new condition when sold in their sealed original packaging)
• Any safety harnesses
• Used water filter inserts and cartridges
  • Note: for hygiene reasons, only new replacement and individual water filter inserts and cartridges can be sold
• Refrigerants (CFC and HCFC) and cooling agents sold separately from their appliances (such as air conditioners and heat pumps)
• Non-functioning electrical appliances and electronic devices with visible damage
• 3D printers that are designed to produce metal or metal alloy components

• Heated tobacco and vape-related items: cases, covers, holders, chargers, decorative parts, ashtrays, cleaning tools, and similar accessories
• Electronic items for pets: grooming items, pet cameras and monitors, electric equipment for aquariums and terrariums
• Fetish-related items or items promoting sex services

In general, all items that you put on sale should be clean. We recommend washing or disinfecting them in a way suitable to the item’s material. Kitchen items can’t be sold with mould or food remains. 

Any spots, defects, or similar flaws that don’t wash off must be included in the listing’s description and photos. Please be aware that if they’re not noted, we may have to cancel the order.

Damaged electrical devices are a health and safety risk. If your socket-plug or battery-powered device gives off heat and has frayed or loose cables (or any other damage), it cannot be sold.

 

If the item you’re selling came with instructions of use, manuals, or safety warnings, make sure to include these too.