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eBay is on the wrong side of black magic.
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If you’re after a potion, spell or a number of other magical services, you’ll have to refrain from searching eBay for them because the company has added them to its no-sell list.
That goes for tarot card readings too.
According to the Wall Street Journal, eBay’s move to ban the sale of metaphysical goods was prompted by customer complaints and poor feedback:
The company says handling complaints was a problem when, for example, customers didn’t win the lottery after buying a spell that promised them they would, or didn’t turn into werewolves after imbibing a potion that guaranteed a transformation.
The company isn’t worried about spells being cast over it, but we’ll wait to see its next quarter financials just to be sure. Their spokesperson Alan Marks joked about the situation.
“We hope any spells cast toward eBay promote a vibrant and trusted marketplace,” said Marks.
Prior to the ban, eBay listed over 40,000 spells and 1,500 tarot-card readings.
Via: Gizmodo
