My last post: do not believe what use to be. NO LIES!

[paperguy200]

eBay. The once small company that hit it big. At first it was fun and fair. Now days, the only people not getting scammed is eBay. Make no mistake that all that bad stories you’ve read are true.  Do not believe that you will do right because every time you do right they screw you over.  Not one poo given that they are messing with people’s livelihood or items or financial well being. 
THEYRE SCREWING YOU ALL!

20%  of earnings….??   There are more people on fb. 
F*orget eBay. Let them sink with their seller protection, deceit, and lies. I hope this place ends up bankrupt ! 
Don’t sell anything worth more than 5$

Onwards to my (-and hopefully your) next venture! 

[ebooksdiva]

Ok good luck on your next venture. 

[714ricki]

Good luck with your next venture! 🙏

[chapeau-noir]

Have fun on FB - they're levying fees soon and harvesting data.  Nothing is free.

[paperguy200]

Tell buyers that when they send you back their broken items. Lol

[chapeau-noir]

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@paperguy200 wrote:

Tell buyers that when they send you back their broken items. Lol

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I'm not sure why my buyers would care what FB is doing - they'd be dealing with me, not FB. I'm  just saying don't expect paradise over there - when they start charging fees there will probably be a lot of grizzling.  Might be worth it, though, for large items.

[dbfolks166mt]

     Not sure what happened that caused you to post this but wish you the best of luck in your new adventure. BTW you still have one item listed. Also not sure how you got the 20% but I doubt that is the case. 

[lepke1979]

Ok

[lakefor94]

You are selling car parts on the internet.   You expected better than eBay provides?

Where are you getting better?

[inhawaii]

If you want to leave, that's fine.

But why would you want others to leave?

Others who have no problem with ebay.

I'm not being scammed.

I'm not being screwed.

I'm not paying 20%.

Oh well. Good luck to you!

[lakefor94]

Was wondering the same. Who pays 20%?

[dbfolks166mt]

You are selling car parts on the internet.   You expected better than eBay provides?

Where are you getting better?

     I buy most of my used auto parts off of Amazon and occasionally off of Walmart. It used to be difficult to find parts on Walmart but they seem to be rapidly growing in the number of listings and the availability of parts.  

[lakefor94]

Great deal as long as you can get them installed quickly.  Good info though.

[chapeau-noir]

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@dbfolks166mt wrote:

You are selling car parts on the internet.   You expected better than eBay provides?

Where are you getting better?

     I buy most of my used auto parts off of Amazon and occasionally off of Walmart. It used to be difficult to find parts on Walmart but they seem to be rapidly growing in the number of listings and the availability of parts.  

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That's actually happening with a lot of merchandise as rival marketplaces get larger, add more sellers selling more types of items.  Not to mention brick & mortars surging again.

I purchased a print-on-demand book facsimile reprint of 18th century jurisprudence (printed originally in the 18th century) on Walmart's marketplace!  (Wut?) Couldn't find it elsewhere.  Walmart lol - the seller sent my new book promptly.