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Re: This makes me SICK!
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lugnet.market.auction
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Wed, 10 Jan 2001 20:48:42 GMT
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In lugnet.market.auction, Mark Hollingsworth writes:
> > eBay clearly doesn't want any bidders to have more information
> > about where to buy things, because that means less money to
> > sellers and less in eBay fees.
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> Wrong, and just plain silly.
Please back this up, because I have no idea what you're getting at. To me
the above makes perfect sense. I'm interested to know why you think Ebay has
a problem with other people trying to give out information which diverts
Ebay buyers from buying on Ebay auctions.
As far as what I know:
- Fewer or no bidders means lower or no ending prices.
- this means less money for Ebay
- also means sellers will be discouraged from Ebay
- this means less money for Ebay
- Less people to advertise to? But Ebay doesn't do adverts, really...
- this WOULD mean less others buying ad space on Ebay
- which means less money for Ebay... if it's something they do?
I don't really see that as silly or wrong, but if you could provide some
more insight...
DaveE
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