"C.E. Forman" wrote:
>
> expense of really useful features such as completed search, which, if you'll
> check, you'll see now only goes against about 10 days of closed auctions.
This, I agree, angers me the most. The fact that they don't retain anything
past 30 days is just abhorrent.
> They h
All of ebay's "new features": Another case of over-engineering where the
designers are not users.
To add to C.E.'s comments, somewhere burried under all the crud is
something that says "Its you're auction, you're in control". That's why you
can block bidders, cancel bidders, and end early
rted on eBay.
- Original Message -
From: "Alexander Zoller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2002 8:40 AM
Subject: [SWCollect] New eBay fees
> eBay's uncontrolled growth requires a bunch of fee changes. The first
> increase
Alexander Zoller wrote:
>
> eBay's uncontrolled growth requires a bunch of fee changes. The first
> increase in Final Value Fees in over five years, an additional $1 for
> reserves over $200, and a new fee for using the BuyItNow feature. I don't
> sell regularly on eBay, and since the despicable
eBay's uncontrolled growth requires a bunch of fee changes. The first
increase in Final Value Fees in over five years, an additional $1 for
reserves over $200, and a new fee for using the BuyItNow feature. I don't
sell regularly on eBay, and since the despicable behaviour of charging eBay
fees to
