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A cynic might say that most of those "99p with 49.99 P&P" items were listed by ebay themselves to create a premise for the free P&P debacle. That would require thought and planning..... I V Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience! P.S. Don't Feed the Trolls!

Fig. I have always taken the view that the overwhelming majority of people I deal with are going to be honest and helpful. And I usually find they are. (even bureaucrats) Personally I would rather go through life with that attitude and find very occasionally I am disappointed, than view everyone with suspicion.

. #4 What's Lucky about it? There's no option to list GTSold, or BIN's at a fair price, and being forced, due to listing fees, to list slow-selling Items for 0.99p that then sell under their value - often to some Seller who then put's them on a BIN or GTC at the right price - is total injustice and another rip-off for the small guy. . If a Private seller doesn't have the volume of sales to warrant opening a Shop then...

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So why did ebay bring in free listing for items under £1 in March? I used to list over 200 items every week, all starting at 99p. but about 98% of them sold first time round, for an average price of about £5. I didn't list a load of stuff that nobody wanted, week after week, month after month, just in the vague hope that somebody, sometime might show an interest in it. Free listing encourages that - I'm sure we all remember the...

if eby are that concerned they should start selling things themselves like amazon do A very reasonable statement given the comparisons that eBay directorship has been making. Deals with Buy.com and the like still won't actually see eBay as selling, only facilitating. The fact that they really don't have any risk element as such with their platform, it may be near impossible for them to pull back and away from the clear picture most...

It is more than two weeks until Advent 1.

It is eBay's responsibility to correctly inform the members, not mine. You should ask eBay why they tell the European Commissioners that eBay transactions are not auctions, albeit that when I tell the members this, the advice is not so welcome. Instead of the welcome they prefer to post advice from the OFT as if to suppose that eBay is an auction whereby private individuals sell as private individuals albeit that they know that this is...

Since everything I sell is auction, and often fetches a lot more than I expected, (though not always, worse luck) I have the leeway to be pretty free and easy about payment, I usually say 'use any reasonable rate for the conversion' and leave them to do for themselves. af