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Re: sets4sale
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lugnet.admin.general
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Wed, 1 Sep 1999 12:56:54 GMT
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On Wed, 1 Sep 1999 07:29:17 GMT, "Benjamin Whytcross"
<b_whytcross@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Wouldn't it be better if there was a listing for auctions/sales being run on
> e-bay and the like, and another where people can sell stuff themselves either
> through a description of the items they are selling, or a link to their
> web-page. eg commercial[e-bay] and private trading posts.
That sounds good, but it seems like there would be a wide gray line between
"commercial" and "private". When does someone stop being private, and
start being commercial? Is AucZILLA commercial? What about JABA?
> This would make it a lot easier to read through the auctions listings, and save
> people from having to try and filter out all the e-bay auctions anouncements if
> they don't wish to bid on them/have no intrest in them.
I can understand why people would boycott eBay, but I think most Lugnet
readers decide on what auctions they are interested in more by what's being
sold, not where it's being sold.
> [As you may have guessed, I'm against e-bay auctions anouncements on this site,
> as I believe that most of the postings are not from collectors, but from
> 'investors' who are only after money, and are using this site as a free
> advertising agency, although I may be wrong.]
I'd disagree with you about the nature of eBay sellers posting to Lugnet.
I don't read every announcement closely, but it seems like most of the eBay
posts come from small sellers.
Steve
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