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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth
That still doesn't explain I don't think how EBAY would know the information so as to accuse PWCC of allowing consignors to bid on their own items.
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It isn't a direct analogy, but the company I work for uses a lot of software. A fair amount is just purchased, but there is a fair amount that is Software as a Service (Saas) Even within SaaS, there are programs that require their own login credentials and others that can be accessed through single sign-on. I do negotiate contracts, though not those associated with software. But, it is my understanding that as the level of integration increases, so does the level of complexity in the agreements. It is not unreasonable to expect that in any agreement between eBay and a third party company, there is a provision that eBay must be notified of any fraud or criminal activity associated with their service.
I realize this is just speculation, but that does seem to be the currency here, so....