Also.... Save this Kitten!
Kill this Thread!
That I thought was declared Dead a coupla weeks ago!
try to use your card in the ATM Bank Machine and see its a charge that goes to E-bayaround $2.25.
That's really weird because Pay Pal doesn't charge me for ATM withdrawals. The banks ATM I use charges me, but not Pay Pal, which I like. If I were to use my regular debit card, both the bank (which is really a credit union, so its not like they have a ton of atms everywhere) and the ATM would charge me. Costs me about $4.50 with my regular debit, sometimes more.
But I know I can avoid ATM charges by getting cash back from a cashier, so if I need cash, I get it when I go to store and buy something. Plus, I get cash back from the transaction- yay! So, essentially, it pays to use the card that way.
That's really weird because Pay Pal doesn't charge me for ATM withdrawals. The banks ATM I use charges me, but not Pay Pal, which I like. If I were to use my regular debit card, both the bank (which is really a credit union, so its not like they have a ton of atms everywhere) and the ATM would charge me. Costs me about $4.50 with my regular debit, sometimes more.
But I know I can avoid ATM charges by getting cash back from a cashier, so if I need cash, I get it when I go to store and buy something. Plus, I get cash back from the transaction- yay! So, essentially, it pays to use the card that way.
YES... HOW SAD!!!
You must have misunderstood what I was getting at. I wasn't Trashing the Advice witch was given
( I think was great Advice given by Kelda )
I was just asking A question about the Control and Anger Part.
Plus I have no need to to come here to release any anger. Only expressing the many activities that has been in play to hurt small time seller along with many others sellers feeling the same way.
So Next time. If your going to try to interpret anything.Make sure you interpret right. Or Just ask .Lol.....
Ultimately, you can't be angry, in control and successful. Those three things NEVER occur together. If you want, I can verify that with a psychologist or two, but I'm not sure I can make any clearer.
:)http://www.powersellersunite.com/auctionsitewatch.php
That site shows Listings, NOT Sales!
Big Difference.
Always look at the share price of a company to give an indication of how they are doing.
Ebay share price is bombing, sellers are leaving in their droves.
Oh come on now.... that's not a slide is it?
Oh come on now.... that's not a slide is it?
Aw Honda, you can't just look at the last coupla days to really see a trend.
How about the last three months since the Quarterly Earnings Report?
See? Doesn't that look better?
"What Will It Take: The Impulse Click
Media doesn’t rank highly in terms of the necessities on Mazlov’s pyramid. And so the essence of consumer-paid media is impulse, and the critical enabler of paid digital media is the “impulse click.” That click starts the brief moments/long window of consumer intent. For Paypal that means, it needs a button that completes the sale before the impulse fades – and needs to spread that button throughout media. If it delivers on that, Paypal can play as critical a role in the fast-growing digital media economy..."
Ah! I see... Since you cannot provide the buyer with what he/she really needs, you hope for idle wants. You hope for an unintended, unnecessary, purchases that the buyer will regret later. Anything to separate a fool and his money. But with PayPal and evilBay, you can return items for Buyers' Remorse. So I guess that will have to change that in the App Revolution also.
Media doesn’t rank highly in terms of the necessities on Mazlov’s pyramid. And so the essence of consumer-paid media is impulse, and the critical enabler of paid digital media is the “impulse click.” That click starts the brief moments/long window of consumer intent. For Paypal that means, it needs a button that completes the sale before the impulse fades – and needs to spread that button throughout media. If it delivers on that, Paypal can play as critical a role in the fast-growing digital media economy..."
Ah! I see... Since you cannot provide the buyer with what he/she really needs, you hope for idle wants. You hope for an unintended, unnecessary, purchases that the buyer will regret later. Anything to separate a fool and his money. But with PayPal and evilBay, you can return items for Buyers' Remorse. So I guess that will have to change that in the App Revolution also.
