Delcampe, a selling site alternative to eBay and HipStamp and particularly strong with European buyers and sellers, is closing the accounts of its customers in 23 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.

Account-holders received the following notice on April 28:

“Following the 2018 U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Delcampe has taken the decision to no longer offer its services in the following States as per today, for an indefinite period of time, in order to avoid any risks of non-compliance with the legislation of these States:

“AK Alaska, AR Arkansas, DC District of Columbia, GA Georgia, HI Hawaii, IL Illinois, IN Indiana, KY Kentucky, LA Louisiana, MD Maryland, MI Michigan, MN Minnesota, NC North Carolina, NE Nebraska, NJ New Jersey, NV Nevada, OH Ohio, PR Puerto Rico, RI Rhode Island, SD South Dakota, UT Utah, VA Virginia, VT Vermont, WV West Virginia, WY Wyoming.

“We are sorry that we can no longer offer our services for the moment, and we hope to be able to see you on our website in the future, once it will be adapted. Your account will remain closed until further notice.”

The notice was confirmed by separately contacting Delcampe customer service and by an email exchange with Sebastien Delcampe.

As you can see, it leaves the door open to reinstatement, if the company implements the collection of sales taxes.