Preparing a number of Apple-related (mostly Apple II) auctions on eBay

Now eBay has agreed it was a mistake and lifted the restriction on my account, but they have yet to restore my listings.

all the previously active listings will be back up again by 6pm PDT tomorrow.

All the scheduled listings are still not accessible to me. I have a ticket with eBay to restore them.

If you get a chance, positive reviews help.

eBay's Trust and Safety says:

Hello Jay,

Thank you for reaching out about your ended listings. When an account is restricted and scheduled listings are canceled, eBay does not have the ability to restore these listings upon appeal. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to let us know.

Thank you for buying and selling on eBay. Take care.

Best,

Michael

eBay Trust and Safety

Apple PersonalModem 300/1200: https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041045290

Monitor III:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041065137

Novation Apple Cat II Modem:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041045615

Applied Engineering GS-Ram:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041065642

Apple 5.25 Drive #1:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041046213

ROM 00 IIGS:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041075905

AppleColor RGB Monitor:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041066025

Apple I/O Controller Card:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041047471

Applied Engineering Datalink 2400:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041047957

Echo II Voice Synthesis Card:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041048289

TYMAC Parallel Card:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041048686

Apple Disk II Controller Card:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041049574

Apple Super Serial Card II:   https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041049162

Apple 5.25 Drive #2:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041059269

Apple 3.5 Drive:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041059998

Disk II (Set of 2):    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041063123

//c Flat Panel Display:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/256041044340

Unfortunately, eBay literally deleted all my scheduled listings, a total of 26 that I had lined up, with all my photos and detailed descriptions. They say they cannot restore them, which means I have to slowly put all this back into place. My apologies to everyone who bid on the above items and had the bids removed, this had nothing to do with me.

eBay apparently doesn't like it when your account is dormant for a decade and then you suddenly start selling. Their way of dealing with it is to assume you're guilty of scamming before doing a review and just delete your stuff. They only restored my active listings, approximately 17, and deleted the rest, 26. They said they would email each bidder and did no such thing.

Since this Trust and Safety red flag connects to my selling performance, they have limited the amount I'm allowed to sell until there is more feedback on me.  if anyone wants to "watch" these items to improve my scores, it is appreciated. Also, if I sold you something, please provide me some feedback when you receive it, it will go a long way to prevent this from happening again.

bradleyb wrote:

Just ran across your post as I was doing some research on Apple part #s, and my own 815-5010 stand. No big deal but from the photos I think yours might be something else, possibly the "815-0540 Rev A"

 

Also ebay is totally lame :(

Hey there! Can you help me to identify the part number? Where are you finding that, I didn't even realize there were two.

jsa wrote:

 

Hey there! Can you help me to identify the part number? Wher

Nevermind, I found it. :)

These are the current listings as of 4/14/23 9AM PT:

Apple PersonalModem 300/1200

Monitor III (#1)

Novation Apple Cat II Modem

Applied Engineering GS-Ram (#1)

Apple 5.25 Drive (#1)

ROM 00 IIGS

AppleColor RGB Monitor

Apple I/O Controller Card

Applied Engineering Datalink 2400

Echo II Voice Synthesis Card

TYMAC Parallel Card

Apple Disk II Controller Card (#1)

Apple Super Serial Card II (#1)

Apple 5.25 Drive (#2)

Apple 3.5 Drive (#1)

Disk II (Set of 2) (#1)

//c Flat Panel Display

Apple II Monitor Stand For Apple II Computer (#2)

Apple IIc Computer (A2S4100) ROM 3, Great Condition, Tested, Works

Apple IIe Computer (A2S2064) Revision N (December, 1984), Tested, Works

Apple II Europlus Computer (Apple II+, Apple ][+)  Model 1A2S2 Apple II+

Apple IIe Computer (A2S2128) Rev E (August, 1988), Missing Key, Works

Apple Monitor III "Green Screen" Phosphor Monitor, No Glare Filter (#2)

Apple IIGS Computer (A2S6000) ROM 01 (8/87), Tested, Works Great

Apple IIe Computer (A2S2128) Platinum Rev E (July, 1987) Tested, Works

Apple II Monitor Stand For Apple II Computer – A2M0260 815-0540 Rev A (#3)

Apple IIc Plus Computer (A2S4500) ROM 5, ORIGINAL BOX, Works!

Bell & Howell "Darth Vader" Apple II Plus Computer, A2S3048D, Boots

Near Mint Apple II Plus Computer in Original Box with Cassette Player, #418426

Vintage Apple J-Plus Computer (Apple II+, Apple II Plus), Katakana Keys, A2S1016

Vintage Apple IIGS (A2S6000) ROM 03 (6/91) 4GS RAM, TranswarpGS, CFFA, Uthernet

Historic Apple IIGS Woz Limited Edition w/Cert, Monitor in Original Boxes - 8/87

The last one (IIGS w/ Cert) is all in original boxes and packaging. I think I'm finally caught up to where I was before eBay deleted all of these.

The final Apple Monitor III is up:

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/256042382220

Description:

These items are ending today without bidders:

softwarejanitor wrote:

If someone here buys the //e with the missing key I happen to have that key...  and key switches.  I just don't need any more //e units...  I've actually got like 10 of them I should sell myself.

That's very cool of you! Thank you.

These are the final remaining listings.

If anyone needs a 5.25" drive, smartdrive or Disk II, now's the time to get a good deal and make me an offer.

Only two CPUs left are the IIc Plus in it's original box and the IIe with the missing numeric keypad enter key.

The listings are mostly sold, with a few exceptions. The IIc Plus has a winning bid so far but isn't finished. I have a ton of 5.25" smartdrives and a couple odds and ends.

I also dropped the price of the floppy drives to $29 to try to get rid of them. No one is biting! Feel free to make me an offer on them.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_dkr=1&iconV2Request=true&_blrs=recall_filtering&_ssn=jsa_sf&_oac=1

Most of this is happening at this schedule because we're selling the house it is all stored in on our side, so I get it.

At least the drives are relatively small. Each one is packed individually with anti-static bubble wrap in a 11" x 9" x 8" box.

You can see the remaining items here:

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Although the AppleCat II has sold and shipped out, and the IIc Plus and remaining 3.5" drive has a winning bid.

I think the TYMAC card is going to end up joining the pile of e-waste recyling. Not sure about the Datalink 2400.

All the computers are now sold.

All that remains is 5.25" disk drives, a modem, and a parallel printer card.

I'll leave them up for one week only. If anyone wants them for any reason, now is the time to make an offer.

Thank you to everyone who bought my collection! I sincerely feel if it weren't for this forum it wouldn't have happened.