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Posted by traffik33 on 11/02/06 20:33
Just a Friend wrote:
> "Citizen Bob" <spam@uce.gov> wrote in message
> news:4549fc10.73269625@news-server.houston.rr.com...
> | Copyright ©2006 CNET Networks, Inc.
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> | http://news.com.com/2100-1027_3-998363.html
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> | Judge: File-swapping tools are legal
> | By John Borland
> | Staff Writer, CNET News.com
> | Published: April 25, 2003, 12:46 PM PDT
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> ^^^^
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> This judgment has been overruled by so many other court cases, the list is
> way too long...
>
> JaF
No sympathy for the music industry. Decades of stupidity have caused
their
own problems. Overpriced product with most albums consisting of 50%
filler
hardly worth listening to.
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"Well Good Grief.....What is wrong with these eBay sellers?
Yahoo is free. No listing fees. No final value fees. Yahoo has a bulk
loader.
Your listings actually show up in the search. Your listings also show
up in
Yahoo's shopping search. Yahoo has more traffic than eBay stores.
But eBay sellers want to pay $15.95 month store fees. 5 cent listing
fees.
10% final value fees. And for all these fees eBay buries their store
items
on the back end of eBay and they don't even show up in the search.
Sellers could have it all and not even a small percentage of eBay's
store sellers
can grasp the concept of listing and selling for free on Yahoo and
keeping all their profits."
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"Sellers could have it all, and with so many working so hard to make
minimum
wage on eBay, they don't even get it. As simple as taking a day to move
their listings
to Yahoo and eBay would be slashing their fees and bending over
backwards
trying to get them back. All that potential. What a waste. "
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It's somewhat rare for the typical eBay seller to actually DO
something.
You are in a small minority.
I realize in many cases, sellers have immediate financial needs, but
judging from the completed auctions I seriously doubt the majority
of sellers a making more than minimum wage for their time (at best).
Reading the pathetic pleading on eBays message boards I wonder
if any of these people are even capable of understanding what
an incredible event it would be if they simply turned their backs
on eBay and moved their listings to Yahoo.
At this point it should be a "no brainer" and is well within their
reach.
It would send eBay reeling. And improve the situation for online
sellers
for years to come.
Instead of meek lambs, struggling for their survivial on eBay,
sellers would be saying, "YES, WE DID THAT".
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