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#15
11-08-2008, 01:35 PM
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nice ebay bidding pattern
Posted By: rand
see, here is my argument again... the chicken or the egg.. ebay handcuffs the sellers and we pay for the operation .. the bidders have no responsibility, meaning the sellers pay for all the trx for listing their own items. ebay will not cut it's nose despite it's face.. so they will collect the fees and keep with their excellent business plan. now, what would happen if there was a buyers premium....then the shillers/sellers would be paying up some money, especially on big ticket items 
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