One of the reasons for eBay's huge success was that it was basically
FREE in the beginning, when they first started there were NO listing
fees and only a minimal charge for items that sold.
Helmut
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Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005
7:09
Subject: Re: [MOPO] MPB lowers auction
fees !
I agree with robert. For Mopobid to work
you have to have some sort of ratio between sellers and
buyers.
e.g. 1 seller to 10
on increasing the number of
buyers.
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John Colman
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] MPB lowers
auction fees !
This type of call seems aimed at
This type of call seems aimed at dealers, but it is only worthwhile if it is aimed at bidders too. Intrigued by the current talk I visited the sight again and sure enough there are dozens of quality items at fair and even below market value. But there are not dozens of bids. If you want dealers t
In my view, Claude's on the mark about this. If a group of investors puts
up big-time capital for long haul promotion, esp. during a struggling "ramp
up" that can last years, eBay "might" someday lose its monopoly. The
business models of Amazon.com, Netflix and even bankrupt Delta Airlines come
t
I agree with all of this!
Nathalie
pj angel wrote:
EXCELLENT suggestion!
Let's listen to Philipp. He's wise.
If not now, when?
pj
thewildangels and
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Maybe THIS IS THE
I truly understand everyone's frustration with the giant Ebay but you must face reality. I will use Bruce Hershenson as an example. He is just shy of 15,000 positive feedbacks. Since ebay only allows 1 positive per buyer for a seller, that means he has sold to at least 15,000 different buyers.
EXCELLENT suggestion!
Let's listen to Philipp. He's wise.
If not now, when?
pj
thewildangels and
bigtownfilmposter.com
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Maybe THIS IS THE TIME, to SAY GOODBYE to EBAY. We are such a small hobby, lets move to JR. Or lets move 50% of your EBAY offe
Maybe THIS IS THE TIME, to SAY GOODBYE to EBAY. We are such a small hobby,
lets move to JR. Or lets move 50% of your EBAY offerings to Movie Poster Bid for
a test run. Every beginning is challenging. We are talking about big ASS EBAY. I
guess, everyone is sort of afraid of EBAY. I think EBAY
Even as eBay is announcing a *huge* increase in fees (including
raising the commission on sales from a range of 3 to 5% to between 6 to 8%),
www.MoviePosterBid.com
has announced that their movie poster-only auction site has actually
LOWERED some fees recently -- and the year-old auction si
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