Can Websites now Advertise on eBay??
Just when I thought I've seen it all, I decided to do my own experiment with eBay search.
Search for ".com" and see if your blood starts curdling like mine did! ðŸ˜
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Just when I thought I've seen it all, I decided to do my own experiment with eBay search.
Search for ".com" and see if your blood starts curdling like mine did! ðŸ˜
stetbooks
·3 years agoI do know that - at least back in the old days of the Wild Wild West, it was possible to sell a domain on eBay, and you could just imagine the types of dotcoms that were for sale. I think I actually bought one back then. It was a fairly easy transaction for a .com that I ended up not using, and reselling.
coolections
·3 years agoNo search has ever once made me so upset my blood curdled. I recommend just hit the back button when you see something that upsetting.
allthings-collectible
OP3 years agoI'm sure you know the difference between a hyperbole and something literal. This was upsetting to me, especially since only 7700 of the listing titles were for domain names. The other 281,000 were not. It's hard enough to compete on here. Yet, if sellers can now use listing titles and images to advertise "off-eBay" sales while eBay turns their head, then I will be the first to cry "FOUL!"