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x3n0m is brave and knowledgeable.
Those are delusional people, lacked knowledge only sought the easy way out of things. No real credibility at all, (sell $10 items think they are God) they assumed their own superiority to tell people what to do and assumed the qualification to teach or advice because they great sellers on ebay.
In every response, they are only trying to acknowledge how good they are, blah blah blah.
Their world is too small for them to comprehend a bigger world or too scary for them. Very very delusional amateur hobbyists, spending time sitting on the fence stroking their egos. They might be just kids behind the computer. LOL
@identity000614 wrote:
Those are delusional people, lacked knowledge only sought the easy way out of things. No real credibility at all, (sell $10 items think they are God) they assumed their own superiority to tell people what to do and assumed the qualification to teach or advice because they great sellers on ebay.
In every response, they are only trying to acknowledge how good they are, blah blah blah.
Their world is too small for them to comprehend a bigger world or too scary for them. Very very delusional amateur hobbyists, spending time sitting on the fence stroking their egos. They might be just kids behind the computer. LOL
Another posting ID that doesnt sell anything........
Boy this is fun !!!!
Like it or not, ebay IS the bigger world. It has the highest number of sellers and buyers of any global sales platform available to small business. We can sit in our lounge room, list virtually anything we want and it is available for buyers around the world. I have even sold an item to the " North Pole " . True story and if you go back far enough through my posts you will find it mentioned at the time.
We pay ebay for the global exposure through our fees. Like everyone else here, I get very annoyed that a large chunk of those fees are collected through what seems to me to be the underhanded practice of charging commisions on postage. Ebay NEEDED to collect more money and was not prepared to simply raise commisssions by 5 - 6 %, so the fee on postage was introduced.
Why did ebay need to raise fees ? If you follow their reports to the U.S stock exchange, they dont actually make huge amounts of money. Their share price has gone through a period of stagnation when compared to similar internet based companies. Basically they simply needed to charge us more for the services they provide or lose investor support and go broke.
If they go broke there is going to be a lot of us here who are going to be in all sorts of trouble. Even though I dispise the commisions on postage, I would rather pay the extra fees and continue to sell, rather than see the platform get into financial trouble and fold.
If you dont like the constant platform changes, questionable seller policies and paying the commissions on postage, develop a different business that is completely unrelated to the internet.
Two years ago, I was a full time ebay seller. I,m currently building up a sheep grazing business, running sheep in vineyards and on leased properties throughout the beautifull green hills area near where I live. It makes a pleasant change from sitting behind a computer screen 24 / 7 and I,m loving it.
Anyway, must go now. I have a truck coming tommorow to cart lambs off to the market. Time to load the working dogs onto the ute and go mustering sheep. 
