Ebay raises fees in February
 

Ebay is raising their already high fees next month.

I should have bought ebay stock a couple years ago.
they already make too much money in my opinion

wrote:

Ebay is raising their already high fees next month.

I should have bought ebay stock a couple years ago.
they already make too much money in my opinion

So in other words you're just ****ed off that you didn't invest earlier, 'tard
boy?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

In the United States anyway, there is no law against making as much as
the market will bear, as long as it's honest. How much is too much in
your estimation?

Bruce Jensen

your insult is the sign of a trashy person
you must have a split personality

"smart DXer" and

"trash human"

wrote:

your insult is the sign of a trashy person
you must have a split personality

"smart DXer" and

"trash human"

Gee, that's at least two times you've lost.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

wrote:

your insult is the sign of a trashy person
you must have a split personality

"smart DXer" and

"trash human"

Point is, 'tard boy, in two sentences you state: "I should have bought ebay
stock a couple years ago. they already make too much money in my opinion"

On the one hand you are perhaps envious of those who did indeed invest, and
perhaps because you did not invest, you're ****ed because they actually make
money.

Never ceases to amaze me that there are so many 'tards in this hobby.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

"dxAce" wrote in message

Never ceases to amaze me that there are so many 'tards in this hobby.

dxAce
Michigan
USA


Tardism has no boundaries Steve. It's typical of the liberal mindset. They
want everyone to suffer equally and anyone who gets ahead or makes a profit
is considered heartless and opportunistic.

B.H.

Trouble is...ebay positions itself as a safe and honest place to do
business. Actually, it allows people like radio-mart to shill bid his own
auctions and end up with a "summer vacation" suspension, only to be allowed
to trade again.

Ebay's good far outweighs the bad, so it continues to be accepted by the
buying public. Where else can you buy a nice little radio like a Degen 1103
for under $70 shipped to your door.......nowhere. Where else can
gottahaveit1995 buy a radio for $100 and then two weeks later sell it as
radio-mart for $300?......nowhere.

When their fees get too high, another operation will come along. Ebay is
badly in need of competition. But, if they make billions in the meantime,
so much good for them....that is what built this nation and makes it a great
place to live.


"bpnjensen" wrote in message
oups.com...
In the United States anyway, there is no law against making as much as
the market will bear, as long as it's honest. How much is too much in
your estimation?

Bruce Jensen

patgkz wrote:

Trouble is...ebay positions itself as a safe and honest place to do
business. Actually, it allows people like radio-mart to shill bid his own
auctions and end up with a "summer vacation" suspension, only to be allowed
to trade again.

Ebay's good far outweighs the bad, so it continues to be accepted by the
buying public. Where else can you buy a nice little radio like a Degen 1103
for under $70 shipped to your door.......nowhere. Where else can
gottahaveit1995 buy a radio for $100 and then two weeks later sell it as
radio-mart for $300?......nowhere.

When their fees get too high, another operation will come along. Ebay is
badly in need of competition. But, if they make billions in the meantime,
so much good for them....that is what built this nation and makes it a great
place to live.

Wait a minute... that's not a Degen 1103... it's a 'Dang 1103'



"bpnjensen" wrote in message
oups.com...
In the United States anyway, there is no law against making as much as
the market will bear, as long as it's honest. How much is too much in
your estimation?

Bruce Jensen

takes the top scum to know the trainees
you sir are an embarassment to the human race.

"bpnjensen" wrote in message
oups.com...
In the United States anyway, there is no law against making as much as
the market will bear, as long as it's honest. How much is too much in
your estimation?

I wish Ebay had some real competition.


Bruce Jensen

I lost everything I had in bubblegum futures.
cuhulin

wrote:

Ebay is raising their already high fees next month.
No; Sorry, OM, but everyone has got this wrong.
Only inventory items in an *Ebay Store*, big-ticket industrial
items and automobiles get the price increase.
You and I as "casual sellers" do not see increases in anything
except "gallery" and we're compensated by bigger, better photos.

Folks- please go read the notice again.
I don't think anyone here is affected by this at all.
Kindly,
David S.

I think you are part true

Buy It Now
Buy It Now fees will no longer be charged at a flat rate, and will instead
be determined based on the Buy It Now price. Fees will be charged as
follows:

Buy It Now Price Fee
$0.01 - 9.99 $0.05
$10 - 24.99 $0.10
$25 - 49.99 $0.20
$50+ $0.25


10-Day Duration
The fee for 10-day duration listings will be raised from $0.20 to $0.40 per
listing.



"David Stinson" wrote in message
news:RFGFd.20687$lG.1997@trnddc03...


wrote:

Ebay is raising their already high fees next month.
No; Sorry, OM, but everyone has got this wrong.
Only inventory items in an *Ebay Store*, big-ticket industrial
items and automobiles get the price increase.
You and I as "casual sellers" do not see increases in anything
except "gallery" and we're compensated by bigger, better photos.

Folks- please go read the notice again.
I don't think anyone here is affected by this at all.
Kindly,
David S.

"David Stinson" wrote in message
news:RFGFd.20687$lG.1997@trnddc03...


wrote:

Ebay is raising their already high fees next month.
No; Sorry, OM, but everyone has got this wrong.
Only inventory items in an *Ebay Store*, big-ticket industrial
items and automobiles get the price increase.
You and I as "casual sellers" do not see increases in anything
except "gallery" and we're compensated by bigger, better photos.

Folks- please go read the notice again.
I don't think anyone here is affected by this at all.
Kindly,
David S.

I went and reread the notice.. and it's true, the way the notice is laid
out, it appears that the price increases apply only to Ebay Stores. Now, my
observation would be that there will be many ebay stores closing in order to
opt instead to be a regular seller, so as not to pay the nearly double fees.

Try this site. www.ebid.com or is it www.ebid.co.uk



"patgkz" wrote in message
...
Trouble is...ebay positions itself as a safe and honest place to do
business. Actually, it allows people like radio-mart to shill bid his own
auctions and end up with a "summer vacation" suspension, only to be
allowed to trade again.

Ebay's good far outweighs the bad, so it continues to be accepted by the
buying public. Where else can you buy a nice little radio like a Degen
1103 for under $70 shipped to your door.......nowhere. Where else can
gottahaveit1995 buy a radio for $100 and then two weeks later sell it as
radio-mart for $300?......nowhere.

When their fees get too high, another operation will come along. Ebay is
badly in need of competition. But, if they make billions in the meantime,
so much good for them....that is what built this nation and makes it a
great place to live.


"bpnjensen" wrote in message
oups.com...
In the United States anyway, there is no law against making as much as
the market will bear, as long as it's honest. How much is too much in
your estimation?

Bruce Jensen

"-=jd=-" wrote in message

Thus - Mr. Spock morphs into the emotional Mrs. Pock...

Dammit, Jim!

-=jd=-


LMFAO! Good one jd!

B.H.

wrote:
I lost everything I had in bubblegum futures.
cuhulin

All my money is tied up in Chia Pets and Clappers.