They'd already put the fees up a few months back, hence we pulled our eBay shop. They didn't seem to care then, so I don't see them worrying about it now.
Richard
They'd already put the fees up a few months back, hence we pulled our eBay shop. They didn't seem to care then, so I don't see them worrying about it now.
Richard
On or around Fri, 21 Jul 2006 08:02:49 +0100, beamendsltd enlightened us thusly:
had a meaningless reply from them. I doubt they'll care a flying ufkc if I pull mine, either - but then again, if they swing it too much against shops everyone will bail and I reckon that will hurt 'em. The people doing big business with a shop will be paying a lot more extra than I am, ferexample, or even than you were.
They say you should offer a mixture of auction, BiN and shop items. Yeah, right. with, of course, more fees. And the stuff I'm selling in the shop listing isn't stuff I want to sell by auction anyway. I could list it as BiN only, of course. at extra expense.
Hmmm. wonder if I can list things as 4.99 plus 85 quid post and packing? I bet they'd pull it...
Actually, just did that with a model helicopter from Hong Kong - I was expecting it, costs me 1 GBP + 65 p+p
Steve
did it actually come from hong kong? there is quite a bit of stuff on there at £1 + £50+ P+P. i was wondering if the 'hong kong' location was just to keep ebay happy while avoiding as many fees as they can?
On or around Sun, 23 Jul 2006 17:26:19 +0200, Matthew Maddock enlightened us thusly:
as did I. I've yet to see a credible reason for the changes. and almost any search except for very rare items returns more than 30 items - not least because most people don't actually search that far: I don't myself, mostly. I refine the search until I get a reasonable number of what I'm interested in on the first page, then scroll through looking at 'em, and I only refine the search further if there's a high percentage of irrelevant stuff.
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