I have actually had some pretty good luck selling this stuff on Ebay. I have had a few listings deleted at times. When they did so, they reimbursed my listing fees and I just relisted the items again later, sometimes changing some wording, sometimes not. Although I don't really care for their policies in this regard, because I want to find and buy my Rape movies, I can't really say I dissaprove. They pay the bills so they can set whatever policies they like. Yahoo has similiar policies about Rape fantasy groups. Youtube and rapid share won't allow any adult material. If you don't like it, you are free to buy your own servers and start your own business any way you like. That doesn't mean I won't try to circumvent those policies. A real world example: I was at my friend Ebays house the other day for a dinner party. I started telling a story of a great movie I had seen called "Hot Summer in the City". When I got to the part about Rape, Ebay stopped me. He told me he didn't like the word Rape and I could not use it in his house. I asked if the word violate offended him. He said not at all. So, I started my story over again only I said violate instead of Rape. And we all lived happily ever after. There probably are other smaller auction sites that I could list my stuff on, and look for stuff on. But Ebay has more buyers and sellers and so I have a better chance of finding what I am looking for and can reach a lot more buyers looking for what I have. It's like someone could sell their products at a little mom and pop store in a little town or they could sell it through a nationwide chain. I also sell through mail order and via an email catalog/list, but Ebay also allows me to draw attention to that, so that people can find the ebay stuff and ask about other stuff I sell. Eventually I will set up my own website to sell from, but I will probably still list some stuff on ebay in order to draw more customers to the website.
