How much is a ticket-
Is sexual marriage worth it?
An Australian offered to sell their survey on eBay at a starting price of $1,500.
Sellers say they don't want to fill out the form and will donate some money to charity.
"What is the value of this referendum for you.
"The reason I sold my vote is because I don't care anyway, but I think someone will do that," they wrote on the auction site . ".
Tilnan Brady, executive director of the Australian Equality Movement, urged people to take the survey seriously.
"What do you think you're doing?
"It's a serious discussion about real life," Brady said.
Laer Shelton, managing director of the Australian Christian lobby group, agrees with Brady.
"There will always be people who do something stupid and it does play down decisions that are very important to the Australian nation," he said . ".
The Australian Bureau of Statistics is concerned about the people who sold the survey, indicating that it has been discussing with online websites such as eBay, Facebook, Amazon, Alibaba and Gumtree.
"EBay and Facebook have so far confirmed that the survey forms or survey responses sold do not comply with their policies and they will block and remove any such listings, an ABS spokesman said in a statement.
ABC contacted the seller to try to verify the post but has not received a response yet.
A spokesman for EBay confirmed that the item had been removed.
"EBay has developed a positive process to filter this type of issue," she said . ".
South Australian Senator Nick sinofen said the article shows how the voting process has been abused.
"Any attempt to manipulate the investigation, any attempt to distort the results of this important investigation, must be properly protected by law, otherwise it is entirely a mockery of it," he said . ".
The Australian Bureau of Statistics maintains that it has taken appropriate measures to stop complaints about the system.
"ABS believes that the submission of any marriage law postal questionnaire with a reply that has been purchased or sold may violate the Census and Statistics Act 1905 or the federal criminal code, the spokesman said.
"The maximum penalty for violating Article 1905 of the Census and Statistics Act is $2,100.
The Criminal Code provides for a maximum of 12 months imprisonment.
Shelton says he has confidence in the integrity of the system.
"We have learned about some of the good faith measures they have taken and I am very confident that this will be a process in which all Australians have confidence," he said . ".
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull did not answer questions directly about eBay posts, but once again called on all Australians to pay attention to how they did the same --
Marriage debate.
"Unless you respect the other side of the argument, you can't expect your argument to be respected," he said . ".
ABS will start the mailing survey on Tuesday, September 12.
Subject: lgbt, marriage, Federation