posted on March 30, 2010 02:57:15 PM new
Gee, what a surprise. Now that eBay's new fee structure has taken place, I'm guessing we won't see the weekly 1/2 off listing days we've seen recently.
The idea was to churn up $$$, but now that eBay has increased the number of monthly subscribers (store fee), they will now see some regular fees pouring in.
posted on March 30, 2010 03:19:03 PM new
well,you can list an item at 99 cents and place a reserve on it.
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There is no 'Global savings glut',only wild horses and loose bankers.
posted on March 30, 2010 07:05:27 PM new
huh? reserve is $2 up to $200 where as auction style listing fees up to $200 are less than $2. Doesn't compute in a sellers favor.
posted on March 30, 2010 08:11:32 PM new
Why would anyone list a item of value at 99 cents?? If you have a store, which is what I thought Ebay was trying to get everyone to have, the auction listing is not even free.
I have no clue what they are trying to accomplish.
posted on March 31, 2010 06:02:14 AM new
Ebay is too big,too many categories,so what are they trying to accomplish?
For whome the bells toll?
may be 99 cents starting bid for electronic parts and components?postcards,doll shoes,socks ,any kind of accessories?
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There is no 'Global savings glut',only wild horses and loose bankers.
posted on March 31, 2010 06:11:47 AM new
Shag.
Is business slow in your store?
A retired dealer packed up her Chinese antiques and took them to China where Chinese antiques started at US $2000 in auctions.
She brought them out of China after the Revolution and now
The Chinese wants their antiques back!
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There is no 'Global savings glut',only wild horses and loose bankers.
posted on April 1, 2010 12:32:52 AM new
1/2 price was OK but I really miss the 5 free each month with a $20 cap.
I sold all my gold scrap that way and it saved me a lot in fees. I'm out of gold now anyway but it was fun while it lasted.
