I love the way people complain about dodgy sellers but when ebay do something that might actually bring a few people into line everyone complains about that too.
Yes, I know for some things we're at the buyer's mercy but a lot of sellers could help themselves a lot by improving their listings and either giving more detail or being more accurate.
2% isn't a lot in the grand scheme of things (20c out of $10) and I'd much rather pay that than get the boot. If 20c makes the difference between my items being viable and not viable then I'm selling the wrong product.
As for the guaranteed delivery dates, I doubt a lot of people will opt in to it. If a person has good products that people actually want and they give good service I doubt they'll lose too many sales if they don't guarantee delivery dates. I'm certainly not going to lose sleep over it and wear myself out by worrying about things that may never happen or affect me.
The new options for offering returns (or not) seem to be encouraging a lot of sellers to go back to having separate postage, so at least they're not trying to push us into offering free postage like they were.
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