When I had a B & M shop, I closed early one day, because of no walk ins
Put a sign on the door stating 'Closed early due to Apathy'
Customers the next day wanted to know if I was feeling any better
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@rocket2retro wrote:Whilst the jury may be out as to whether eBay throttling exists, if you ask any brick & mortar seller, they will tell you the same thing happens in retail (for no obvious apparent reason). Maybe it is just the ebb & flow of randomness.
On the days we sell more than expected (I admit those days are now few & far between) we don't rush to the discussion boards stating eBay 'forced' more sellers to buy. However in the reverse situation we accuse eBay of throttling.
I think what you're seeing is a result of declining eBay sales in general & the lows now appear to be lower and more notiicable than in the past.
ROCKET - Your feedback score for one month 111. Your feedback score for 6 months 675. 111 monthly score x 6 months = 666. ( are you the evil, ebay devil 
)..........Allowing for different lengths in days per month, it would appear your feedback score as a reflection of your sales is within 1-2 percent per month, averaged over the six months. What B & M store has sales this consistent. ?????
Puts tin foil hat back on.
I checked my 30 day sales against my 120 day sales from two stores and the 120 day figure was $7.00 different to 30 day sales x 4. This was on sales of five figures in $$$$$ Terms.
IF THE JURY IS STILL OUT , ITS A MIS-TRIAL.
**bleep** why didn't I keep all of my child hood **bleep** I could have made millions 
