Fans can't tip off their favorite stars to the abuse because most of today's top stars have made themselves inaccessible to fan mail or e-mail queries, and many don't even have an official website. Many are on Twitter but only to post, not to read anything...even a fan saying, "Don't let EBAY DO THIS TO YOU..."
So instead of relying on "VERO" (their "verified rights owner" program where stars or their reps report abusive material which is removed on "intellectual property rights") EBAY should put "nude celebrity" items on their "Offensive Materials" banned list.
Right now, if a star reports a "nude fantasy" seller, that seller's item goes, but his other items stay. That's like telling a rapist, "You won't go to jail. Just go ahead and assault other women except the one you just attacked."
Look at these long lists of stars these sellers are abusing. A few men seem to spend all their time Photoshopping fake images on any star they hate and want to degrade for profit.
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