Originally posted by: catnap1972
Originally posted by: BD2003
I too, was having a fit over the new fees. Then I realized that it mainly only applies to stores, which I dont use. Man, they should really make that a LOT clearer.
Trial balloon...they're just seeing how much outrage (or flak) they get with the new FVFs for Ebay Stores. I'll bet you they change the fee structure on the "normal" auctions within the year if they get away with this.
Originally posted by: daveymark
Originally posted by: jpeyton
For all the complaining, eBay has still managed to provide us with something nobody else...a marketplace to buy and sell with an enormous amount of customer traffic.
I'm not losing sleep over another $.50-$1 per auction. Sure, it can add up, but not to the point where it hurts.
small time sellers aren't going to get hurt by this. It's the power sellers thast sell small ticket items that get hurt by this. Especially the ones with ebay stores. Even the big ticket items get a huge hit if it's being sold in an ebay store.
hence, wagglepop
who knows if it will get shot down, just like bidville did, but at least someone is taking a shot at ebay. How can you know unless you try.
Originally posted by: jpeyton
eBay's shares fell $4 today.
Originally posted by: Slickone
Fees start tomorrow.
BTW, speaking of fees, they charge $.25 for a small photo to appear in search results. I'm pretty sure that was free at one time. I'm trying to decide if it's worth paying for. When you do searches, do you ever only check out the auctions that have the small photo of the item in the search results?
Possibly meaning not always, but sometimes you tend to? That's probably the way I am.Originally posted by: Yossarian
Originally posted by: Slickone
Fees start tomorrow.
BTW, speaking of fees, they charge $.25 for a small photo to appear in search results. I'm pretty sure that was free at one time. I'm trying to decide if it's worth paying for. When you do searches, do you ever only check out the auctions that have the small photo of the item in the search results?
"only", no, but they are certainly the most eye-catching.
