Hey dipshit, set your opening price high enough to cover your costs.
You don't have to be an MBA to figure that out.
The same reason a Governor can fire someone for personal reasons, because
they can.
mk
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"note.boy" <note...@naespamntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> The golden rule applies. Billy
>
Yeah, Whomever has the gold, rules.
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"Andy Remingron" <andy...@powersellers.org> wrote in message
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For the same reasons that many enlightened vendors allow negative
comments on their sites. Credibility, getting an accurate read on
what their customers (and enemies) are saying, letting their customers
see firsthand and uncensored what corporate has to say in response,
and garnering support from customers who disagree with or can refute
or resolve the complaints.
Obviously, e-Bay isn't interested in any of those benefits.
Because their source of income is their "guests"
mk
who's dime?
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You're generalizing again, Frank. I certainly don't feel like I'm being
treated like garbage as a seller. Sure, I'd rather not have to pay any fees
at all, but all things considered, I welcome the opportunity eBay offers and
thus am careful to not challenge their rules in any of my listings.