eBay Shared Insights at USPTO Roundtable on Advancing Anti-Counterfeiting and Anti-Piracy Measures

At a recent roundtable organized by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), eBay joined a group of business representatives, intellectual property (IP) rights holders, and other stakeholders to exchange insights on the most recent trends and tactics concerning anti-counterfeiting and anti-piracy.

During a panel discussion titled ‘Enforcement in the Ecommerce Universe,’ Anthony Rufo, Senior Legal Counsel for Global Intellectual Property at eBay, emphasized the significance of sharing information among industry stakeholders.

Rufo also highlighted eBay’s proactive approach towards building relationships with rights owners and law enforcement to combat counterfeits.

He specifically mentioned eBay’s Authenticity Guarantee program and recent investments made by the company, such as the acquisition of 3PM Shield, to improve the platform’s counterfeit detection.

As an online marketplace platform that connects buyers and sellers, eBay understands the significance of ensuring a secure and transparent experience for its users.

Therefore, as one of the leading ecommerce destinations, eBay is dedicated to safeguarding the interests of its users and ensuring that the products sold on its platform are legitimate and meet the required standards.

eBay is committed to the safety of its users and to protecting the integrity of the products sold on its marketplace.

The company was pleased to take part in the USPTO’s roundtable event and appreciated the chance to share its expertise while gaining insights from fellow industry stakeholders regarding the most recent developments in the fight against counterfeit products.

To learn more about how eBay works to combat counterfeits, check out the marketplace’s latest Transparency Report here.