posted on January 15, 2001 04:05:04 PM new
I applaud Yahoo for wanting to become a serious auction/sale site by ridding itself of the junkmeisters who were infecting it with their loads of trash. While things could have been done a little differently, they are on the right track to legitimacy!
posted on January 15, 2001 04:28:43 PM new
I think they are growing down and fast.
There is no better quality on yahoo now then there was last week and there never will be.
If you think fees will get rid of the get rich quick auctions you and yahoo are both dead wrong take a much better look at ebay its full of these CDs that give outdate whole dealer lists.
Get rich quick and other type spam auction many sellers have $20 to $30 worth of this trash running weekly on ebay.
What you must remember is Fees wont stop these so called trash seller from listing there spam auctions I mean think about it most have $5000 invested in computer equipment just to list this junk why would .20 fee from yahoo or ebay stop them. http://www.Dman-N-Company.com
posted on January 15, 2001 05:07:43 PM new
We'll check back in three months to see if opinions are still in favor, of Yahoo!s fee tecniques for coming 'out of the hole'. Seems to me the hole keeps getting deeper and deeper.
posted on January 16, 2001 11:51:35 AM new
In the Yahoo chat the brain trust said that the majority of people who shop at Yfool Auctions use the search engine. If this is true, one need never see or be aware of all the junk listings on the system, unless as they say, "one man's trash is another man's treasure."
posted on January 16, 2001 05:48:49 PM new
I VEHEMENTLY DENY THAT 'JUNKMEISTER BAITING' WAS THE SOLE PURPOSE OF MY ORIGINAL COMMENTS. THAT IMPLICATION HAS JUST MADE ME SICK, SICK, SICK TODAY!!! WHAT WILL TOMORROW BRING?
