Posted by s.crum on December 18, 2008 at 21:30:58 from (4.156.231.5):
In Reply to: o/t ebay posted by jd2wd on December 18, 2008 at 19:44:23:
Fleabay has gone the route of most over bloated big companies. Millions of dollars to executive packages, large numbers of un-productive employees, demanding stockholders the list goes on. Who takes it in the seat of the pants? The little guy that is trying to make or save a buck, But just like the automakers and most other American business's are finding out, the little guy has options and he just moves on. I did some business on ebay, but found it was more cost effective not to bother. The listing fees will bankrupt you now and disputes are always slanted in favor of the buyer. Try to get an answer to a question. Craigs list will stomp ebay under until somebody else comes along doing business much in the same way ebay first started out. Ebay from my perspective is a dead dog.
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