Does that mean that wholesome Taylor Swift, who used to complain about copyright abuse and used to be a role model (the anti-Miley), has grown up?
It seems to mean that her VeRO rep for Ebay abuse is no longer interested in spending 5 minutes stopping abusive auctions. Taylor Swift certainly has the money to pay somebody, even a lowly intern or secretary, to check eBay once a week and take 5 minutes to cut and paste auction numbers. Yet, today (December 10th) these are among the degrading and cynical auctions on eBAY:
Let's remember, Taylor Swift is supposed to be one of the more responsible female stars, not somebody who twerks in public or goes topless at a disco. Ironically, she and Zayn have enough money to really make a difference in many ways. So why allow dozens of lewd porn images on eBay?
All it takes to make a difference on EBAY is for a bunch of today's big young stars (Emma Watson, Emmy Rossum, Taylor Swift, etc.) to make sure a VeRO rep checks the adult section of Ebay each week. Soon enough, the sellers will either give up due to lack of sales or end up suspended.
A great benefit for people like Taylor Swift, is that VeRO stoppage on eBay resonates. If four or five VeRO reps all report a specific seller, that seller can't abuse the other 30 or 40 women that are also on his list.
In the 21st Century, does Taylor Swift really think it's ok for some sleaze bag in Michigan to concoct Photoshop fakes showing her being gang banged or raped?
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