Posted by robersw on August 21, 2008 at 07:35:02 from (132.228.195.206):
In Reply to: ebay changes posted by bill mart on August 21, 2008 at 01:48:22:
I received the email. It is pasted below.
We're taking steps to give sellers the most dynamic marketplace on the Internet: reduced upfront cost, optimized exposure, and a more consistent buyer experience to drive more sales.
Your Auction-style listings with a low start price are still the best deal on eBay -- no change in Auction-style fees!
Plus, we're introducing a new 35¢ Insertion Fee for Fixed Price listings-regardless of the asking price or number of items in the listing-with a 30-day duration and automatic renewal option at no extra cost. For some of your items, this new Fixed Price option may be a great solution.
Driving more sales with a more consistent buyer experience
We're taking other steps to ensure buyers keep coming back to eBay:
Limits on shipping and handling charges
Big seller rewards for free shipping, including free subtitle, a boost in search results, and double PowerSeller fee discounts
No more checks and money orders
New seller standards: Minimum 4.3 on all DSRs
More relevant search results to drive more sales. We're optimizing Best Match to surface the inventory most relevant to each buyer and show the best of Auction-style and Fixed Price.
Get more information about these important changes. You're also invited to participate in one of several webinars scheduled for August 20-26.
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