I know this is an old thread, but I just had to comment when I saw this. I hope you informed eBay of the problem. Sometimes just "reporting" it electronically does not get the priority it deserves because it is dealt with by a computer! I do not know if eBay customer service can override the computer, but it may be worth calling & speaking to a supervisor in the appropriate department. Try to get a call center that is not located in China, usually based on what time you make your call.
Another tactic I have noticed it that people will actually post a "listing" for $.01 which is a WARINING to those considering purchasing the product in your listing. You must make clear in the listing that this is "information" or warning" about ... then list the title of the other listing(s). Actually, put the "warning part at the end so that it sorts in such a way as to appear on the same page as the actual listings.
Anyway, I applaud your efforts & I just wanted to let you know that I appreciate your trying to do something about this blatant misrepresentation. If you were to put up a listing (in future), just explain NOT to Buy It Now or Bid, that you are providing the information free inside the listing & explain what you're warning is about. Explain that the software is available for free, for example. Most importantly, explain that the product as listed is a misrepresentation of what Open Office is, that it is not some kind of Word or other software related to Microsoft products, even though it can be "converted" to a Word file such that people with Microsoft Office can read the file ...
