"These are tough times in every sort of way and certainly not a good time to
be selling memorabilia."

Shouldn't that be:

"These are tough times in every sort of way and certainly not a good time
for a seller who does not sell a lot regularly to be selling memorabilia on
eBay?"

They ruined the eBay search so next to no one "finds" anything, if they
don't know to go to the seller's items, and doesn't that defeat the entire
principle that made eBay so great in the first place? And at the same time
the fees are a zillion times higher than they used to be.

Other than Sean and Dave (who could go on their own on a moment's notice),
what dealers say they are doing well on eBay? And which ones agree with
Jim's sentiments below?

Bruce

On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 8:52 AM, James Dietz <jsdi...@earthlink.net> wrote:

> I can not agree with you more-  re- Ebay.  As far as movie posters are
> concerned, Ebay is now just a BUY IT NOW/FIXED PRICE site that should no
> longer call itself an AUCTION site.   But with today's economy and downturn
> in the collectibles market, EBAY doesn't really work well either way
> -AUCTION or BUY IT NOW. An example, a few days ago I posted, after a long
> Ebay absence, 60+ posters with no reserves and low start bids (with no BUY
> IT NOW) and, now, nearing the end of the auctions, only a very few have
> bids. 18 months ago 90% of them would have at least opening bids. These are
> tough times in every sort of way and certainly not a good time to be selling
> memorabilia.
>
> Jim Dietz
>
> My EBAY "name" is
> soldiers
>
>
> James Dietz
> jsdi...@earthlink.net
>
> 1011, 4010 Galt Ocean Dr
> Fort Lauderdale, Fl 33308
>
> 954-563=3353
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