Taking a good-quality photo of each and every item being sold can be extraordinarily time consuming, not to mention practically impossible for items still in their boxes or not in the seller's immediate possession. As a result, many sellers resort to hijacking other sellers' photos for use in their own auctions. The problem is that photo theft can be extremely damaging, and not so much because of mere copyright law (though it does apply).A big part of any item's desirability is its perceived uniqueness. The more uncommon an item appears to bidders, the more valuable it becomes.
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