How absolutely abhorrent it is that eBay freely gives 5000 listings to a novice seller.

Hi Sellers,

 

Do you consider it completely unfair and unjust that we pay eBay so much money to keep our stores and they just offer (willynilly) sellers who have barely any feedback 5000 free listings before Christmas. I mean, how abhorrent are ebay's business ethics are after we pay them so much money in sellers fees and yet an ebay member (who has purchased only 4 items) is treated with more dignity than us? I just do not understand Smiley Sad

 

This is another example of the dogmatic approach eBay has towards its loyal sellers.

 

http://mail.ebay.com.au/r/mail/4d27II3ab29II190d5bdee38II1

 

 

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How absolutely abhorrent it is that eBay freely gives 5000 listings to a novice seller.

I will type more slowly

 

she will not be able to use the full 5000 listings.

 

if she can it is a glitch.

if eBay find out they will probably remove the listings.

 

she can p[articipate in the promotion, but only up to her selling limit.

 

she will also then forfeit the 40 free listings that come with the account.

 

if her limits are 50 and whatever the dollar amount of the sales are, this is what she is limited to regardless of what the promotion offers.

 

It is a one size fits all who are invited, tempered by the exclusion clause of limitations.


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How absolutely abhorrent it is that eBay freely gives 5000 listings to a novice seller.

 

 

 

Are you a die hard ebay fan or do you work for ebay?

 

(sings) crikey got sprung

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How do I know you are typing more slowly? 

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How absolutely abhorrent it is that eBay freely gives 5000 listings to a novice seller.

Ok I get it....you are right....read the fine print ....

 

 

When?

  • The promotion runs from 2nd December 2013 to 8th December 2013 inclusive ('Promotional Period')

What is the promotion?

  • 5,000 free insertion fees for items listed in Auction or Fixed Price format during the Promotion Period (see exclusions below)

Who is eligible for this promotion?

  • Only members who receive the invitation email from eBay and register for the offer, accept the terms and conditions and receive confirmation from eBay that “you’ve accepted the offer” are eligible for this promotion.
  • Only members validly registered on eBay.com.au with an Australian registered address.
  • Members whose eBay accounts are temporarily or indefinitely suspended or made inactive prior to or during the Promotion, are not eligible for this Promotion.

What is excluded?

  • This Promotion does not apply to “Excluded Categories” which include Businesses for Sale (11759), Aircrafts (63676), Boats (26429), Caravans/Motorhomes (32633), Cars (29690), Motorcycles (32073), Trucks/Commercial Vehicles (6049), Real Estate (10542), Services (316), Flights (3253), Tickets (1305), Travel (3252) and Vouchers/Gift Certificates (109191)
  • Final Value Fees, Feature fees, and other fees set out at eBay.com.au are still applicable.
  • For listing in 2 categories, standard rates will be charged for the second category.
  • Sellers with listing restrictions will still be restricted by their listing restrictions and will not be able to participate.
  • Sellers whose accounts do not meet eBay’s minimum performances standards are not eligible to participate in this promotion.
  • Listings that contravene eBay's policies or do not otherwise comply with all of these Terms and Conditions are excluded.

Good ‘Til Cancelled Listings 

  • Only Good ‘Til Cancelled listings created during the Promotion Period will be eligible for the Promotion.
  • Good ‘Til Cancelled listings created during the Promotion Period will be eligible only until the listing automatically re-lists.
  • Good ‘Til Cancelled listings created before the Promotion Period which automatically re-list during the Promotion Period will not be eligible.

 Miscellaneous

  • eBay’s User Agreement and rules and policies set out at: http://pages.ebay.com.au/help/policies/overview.html continue to apply.
  • Persons who violate the terms of this promotion on eBay.com.au may not be eligible for future promotions/pricing trials on eBay.com.au.
  • eBay reserves the right to verify eligibility of sellers and listings to receive the discount. eBay's decision is final, and no correspondence will be entered into, including in the event of a dispute.
  • eBay is not responsible for any technical malfunctions or problem on internet congestion, including injury or damage to a person's computer related to participation in the promotion.
  • eBay is not liable for any injury, loss or damage of any nature whatsoever (including but not limited to indirect or consequential loss) which is suffered or sustained as a result of or in connection with receiving, taking or using the discount, except for any liability which cannot be excluded by law. Any tax liability arising as a result of accepting the discount or in relation to Qualifying Listings is the responsibility of the seller.
  • If for any reason this promotion is not capable of running as planned, eBay reserves the right in its discretion to modify the terms of the promotion including the discount and these Terms and Conditions.
  • This promotion is offered by eBay International A.G.
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@magnifiqueboutique! wrote:

Ok I get it....you are right....

 

 



of course I am right.


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