SergeModular

As an alternate view, my experience with eBay is that they have become less and less
concerned with their seller base and many people who were once staunch and loyal eBayers are now
trying to play the game their own way. To maintain integrity among their sellers, perhaps eBay
might look towards maintaining integrity amongst themselves.

To tell someone that they "clearly don't understand the terms of using eBay", when they quite
possibly do and yet decide to go against the stated policy, is a bit heavy handed. I don't
condone the abuse of eBay, nor do I condone the abuse of eBay's sellers by eBay themselves.
Still, both things happen regularly. (shrug)

SVG

> --- In SergeModular@y..., "M. Blake Wilson" <mbw@c...> wrote:
> > Far be it from me to run to the authorities, but you clearly don't
> > understand the terms of using eBay to sell gear, and second I hope they
> > don't find out you've done this. If you don't know what I'm talking
> > about, review your eBay terms and conditions: once you've put items up
> > for auction, you've not supposed to back out on your potential buyers
> > because you've found religion outside of eBay and can therefore avoid
> > their fees AND still sell your items at the same time.
>
> Agreed. The seller certainly fails to understand the concept of an
> AUCTION. This is grounds for ebay to cancel your account.
>
> Doug
>

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