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Like a knife to the back or a bullet in your heart
March 31, 2008 by dragon_788.
Recently I’ve noticed that eBay is rather (un)friendly to a lot of sellers. Not only is their fee structure constantly in flux, but they’ve taken to removing/demoting the listings of sellers that don’t maintain a certain volume/feedback ratio. I can understand a little bit how intervening on the behalf of the seller, but goddamn it all isn’t FREE trade all about making mistakes and learning from others? If they would fix the FEEDBACK system rather than shoring/shimming/propping it up with the blood and bones of smaller resellers that can’t recover from a couple negative feedback they would be a lot more friendly commerce place and people wouldn’t regard eBay with the fear and horror that many a small business and even some large PowerSellers can attest to.
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