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ferrari strikes back

Perhaps you remember this post about my friend who picked up the hose from a wrecked Ferrari Enzo and was selling it on ebay (with hilarious results). Well, it looks like Ferrari didn't really like the auction, so eBay pulled it. Frickin' eye-talians! No pasta for me tonight!

Thank you for your recent auction-style listing on eBay.
Unfortunately, we removed the following item(s):

8040875409 - Ferrari


because Ferrari SpA (Italy) reported it to us for violating their
intellectual property rights. When eBay is notified by a rights owner of an
intellectual property rights infringement, eBay must remove the item in
order to meet certain legal requirements.

The following information may help explain the reason for your
listing(s) removal:

A manufacturer or intellectual property rights owner has reported to
eBay that this posting violates their intellectual property rights in one
or more more ways. When eBay is notified by an intellectual property
rights owner of an intellectual property rights violation, eBay removes
the posting in order to meet certain legal requirements. Please check
with the rights owner if you have any questions about their claims.
Some possible issues include the following:
Using a manufacturer's photo or item description
Posting a counterfeit or "fake" item
Posting an unauthorized copy of an media (such as software or video
games)

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