DW8 Growth, page-4538

The Key is market exposure and expansion, As the MOU document highlights:

"· The terms of the MoU provide for a fixed percentage marketing fee that WINEDEPOT will pay to eBay, based on agreed commercial terms, applied to each sale that a WINEDEPOT supplier makes through the eBay sales platform."

You said: "You have also misinterpreted much of my information with the post: comparing an MOU to product SKU.

I mention the integration as this was stated it was difficult to do. It is very easy to upload products and takes no time."

--I believe you're misunderstanding the process of being able to list an "alcoholic product" on EBay. You highlight, "it is very easy to upload products and takes no time" - that may be true for a t-shirt or underwear, it isn't true for Food and Alcoholic Items. Here I will provide the source below to further highlight my point as to how DW8's MOU with EBay helps streamline the process of listing "wine" (an alcoholic product) on EBay. It's ease of access for DW8 Customers.
On this I am certain, and willing to challenge you to try and list wine on EBay since you claim:

"I use it as my profession and I can guarantee that I could be placed higher in the queue than a company with an MOU"

Source: https://www.ebay.com.au/help/policies/prohibited-restricted-items/alcohol-policy?id=4274

• The sale of alcohol products is restricted to pre-approved sellers, who must:
  • Hold the required liquor licence(s) and display their applicable licence number(s) in the listing
  • Ensure their listings and products comply with the Alcohol Beverages Advertising Code (ABAC)
  • Only offer domestic postage and use a carrier that is capable of obtaining the required signature of an adult over 18.
  • Include this disclaimer in their description verbatim:
    Buyers must be at least 18 years old and located outside a designated dry zone to purchase alcohol. For more information about buying or selling alcohol, please see https://www.ebay.com.au/help/policies/prohibited-restricted-items/alcohol-policy?id=4274
• Collectable alcohol containers may be sold, but must be empty.
• The sale of stills for the distillation of alcohol is subject to the following requirements:
  • Stills over five litres capacity cannot be bought, sold or possessed without permission from the Australian Taxation Office
  • Regardless of the size of the still used, distillation of alcohol at home without an excise licence is illegal.

To apply for approval to list in the Alcohol & Alcohol Mixers category, please contact us. Be ready to provide your eBay username, your liquor licence number(s), Australian Business Number (ABN) or Australian Company Number (ACN), registered business name and website. Approval to list in the category will be at eBay's discretion.

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JMHO. DYOR. GLTAH.
Kind Regards.