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Re: eBay viewing change: implications
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lugnet.market.theory
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Mon, 18 Mar 2002 18:55:58 GMT
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In lugnet.market.theory, Kevin Wilson writes:
> I recently threw a handful of lots on eBay, something I haven't done for a
> while, and I've been puzzled by how slowly they were moving. Today I went
> and took a look at the Lego category on eBay, and realised why: now, when
> you pick a category to view, the default is to see *only* items which are in
> the gallery (ie have paid the extra 25c to eBay to be in it).
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> You have to click a special "hide gallery" link in order to see items at all
> which are not in the gallery. In other words, most buyers and browsers are
> never going to see your item AT ALL if it's not in the gallery. Even the
> link I just mentioned doesn't clearly communicate that there are more items
> to see which are not in the gallery (it should say something like "show
> non-gallery items" to do that).
Ebay continually comes up with more and more ways to make it harder to sell
items, without paying those extra fees. I also sell LEGOS on ebay, at times
and I've noticed that items without pictures, or gallery images don't seems
to result in my search unless I go from the Browse- building toys link.
Then, whenever I go to that point, It seems that I'm missing out on items
still. What's up with this?
> So eBay has found yet another way to screw more money out of sellers,
> because if you're not in the gallery you're not going to get a decent price
> for your lots. • Arrgh! Don't you hate that?!
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> Using the search to find items still works to see items which aren't in the
> gallery, but I suspect that most eBay browsers use the categories rather
> than the search.
Yeah. Lately I've been using the browse link to find items, the main search
doesn't have full coverage ahyway.
Just my two brickz
<<_Matt Hein_>>
Lugnet member No. 1112
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