More than happy to pay eBay approx 10% and Paypal approx 3%.
Cheap, compared to many other methods of selling IF ONLY they had the customers to justify it and some more generally competent programmers and customer service...
Sometimes eBay does, sometimes they don't these days, September-October has been a tough grind for sales, for example...
Advertising helps, helps a lot, can't say I've seen much eBay advertising on the TV lately, what there was, was rubbish compared to their main rivals Australian advertising..
Some obscure thought bubbles from Shane Warne, from memory, where their rivals ad was straight to the point...
Sigh, will be interesting to see eBay's third quarter results and their stock price is at a low ebb at the moment and has never paid a dividend to shareholders...
A good idea, badly run at present and hurting both buying and selling instead of helping.
Time to move on Devin, you reign has been a shocker.
You will never start with an A, stop trying to be like them.. As for their disputes with Paypal - compromise would work wonders, not Ayden and a new payment system when everyone has got used to Paypal.. Greed and ego rules again..
However, eBay is still one of the best Australian venues, if you have the stock that suits it...
Just could be better, but there is too much greed at the top, like most big companies..
Buying that stock for eBay at an amount you can make a quid reselling it, whilst still pricing it realistically, has always been the trick.
You want to know the trick, it is this for most of us: work and learn your field, which can take many years...
