posted on January 10, 2001 03:42:32 PM new
The trend continues. First number is "ground zero" 10:50 AM ET; second number 12:50 PM ET; and the third number 6:30 PM ET.
CategoriesTrack:
Antiques, Art, & Collectibles > Miscellaneous > Postcards - 18,406 | 18,331 | 18,230
Antiques, Art, & Collectibles > Miscellaneous > Maps - 473 | 466 | 464
Coins, Paper Money, & Stamps > Coins > United States - 50,602 | 50,229 | 49,334
Coins, Paper Money, & Stamps > Stamps > United States - 26,678 | 26,263 | 25,996
Computers > Hardware > PC - 19,667 | 19,574 | 19,289
Computers > Software > PC - 14,467 | 14,390 | 14,088
Entertainment > Books > Antique and Rare - 16,541 | 16,371 | 16,288
Entertainment > Movies > DVD - 13,075 | 12,971 | 12,499
Entertainment > Movies > Video Tapes - 42,802 | 42,521 | 42,183
Entertainment > Music > CDs - 29,964 | 29,719 | 29,375
posted on January 10, 2001 05:16:33 PM new
Also, the listing numbers are sure to decline more steeply during the "prime time".
One category in which I have a particular interest is the low-priced, but high-quality postcards. Now down to 18,114, but with some 100 due to expire in each of the next few hours.
posted on January 10, 2001 05:31:32 PM new
Even more interesting, I've been tracking stamp auctions for the week, and the numbers are dropping fast, even with the re-listings. For example, here are the late afternoon numbers for Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and today.
posted on January 10, 2001 05:40:40 PM new
The early indication seems to be that for those auctions that have ended with no relisting, their sellers are saying a resounding NO! to paying Yahoo!Auctions a listing fee for an item that in all likelihood sit there with no bids for another week. Yahoo!Inc. has quite clearly demonstrated an inability to provide traffic.
