Dear E-bay managers, let's say you have an "above standard" seller who
is also a buyer. That person has been with E-bay for many years. She
sells several hundred dollars worth of merchandise every month. But
what's even better, she uses all her E-bay...
Dear E-bay members, Yesterday I started a discussion about E-bay adding
Best Offer to sellers' listings without their consent. Thank you for all
your contributions. I learned a lot from your opinions. Some of you
noted that by using E-bay services I ...
As many of us have experienced, E-bay decided to change the settings on
some of our listings to include "Best Offer." Suddenly, out of nowhere,
we receive an e-mail "your listings can now accept offers....". That
forces us to check what E-bay did to ...
Let's speculate that especially the experienced sellers E-bay needs most
will be most offended if E-bay adds Best Offer to their listings without
their consent. Because they rightly believe they have more information
about the market for their items ...
The important question is who are the sellers who are leaving, what is
their specialty/profile and how will their departure affect E-bay. You
cannot simply replace an experienced seller who is knowledgable about
antiques, art or another category with...
Yes, the forced Best Offer affects both buyers & sellers. E-bay is doing
this supposedly to give both parties a greater opportunity to strike a
deal. I don't know about other buyers, but I personally don't want to be
sending offers to sellers who did...
I also experienced those erroneous features where the automatically
re-relist box was pre-checked and I did not notice it. This is E-bay
trying to make you do things their way. But making changes to your
listings after you post them takes it to a who...
