I don't think ebay would be responsive to us no matter how many people contacted them.
If a company with an active trademark to protect threatened them with legal action, they might care. But the last time I read their policies the kind of fraud I most object to didn't even seem to be against their rules. The things they most often consider rules violations seem to be things which stop them from getting money. If fraud raises the amount of money they can get -- like when someone forges an Akro box and convinces someone that it's real -- then they're happy to collect the bigger fee.