@prancerstella wrote:

I find it  immoral and an injustice to purchase any goods from much less costly stores and sell them on Ebay as their own at extended prices. 

 

It's called doing business - most if not all businesses are there to make a profit in one way or another.

There's nothing stopping you from Googling the product to find the best price for it, nobody is forcing you to only shop on eBay.

eBay's policies allow sellers to drop-ship under certain guidelines, read the link below.

https://www.ebay.com.au/help/selling/shipping-items/setting-shipping-options/drop-shipping?id=4176&st=3&pos=1&query=Drop%20shipping&intent=drop%20shipping&lucenceai=lucenceai&docId=HELP1114

@prancerstella wrote:

I find it  immoral and an injustice to purchase any goods from much less costly stores and sell them on Ebay as their own at extended prices. 

 

This is actually what capitalism is.

Unless one is a manufacturer - all buy from someone else.

Just eBay?

Are you ok then with b&m stores and their huge markups on products and produce with diddly going to the producers?

Same thing 

And jobs who pay a salary way over the work done simply  for the 'job title'  rather than the value/contribution of the work? 

That is unfair