Monday, February 25, 2008
eBAY'S WOES WON'T END WITH SELLER'S BOYCOTT
SAN FRANCISCO -- A weeklong boycott against eBay's revised fee structure ends Monday. But some sellers on the auction site still may be holding a grudge, and that could have a lasting effect on the company.
Sellers initiated the boycott in retaliation against eBay's new fees, which took effect Feb. 20. Late last month, eBay announced that it would charge a smaller fee for sellers to list their items for auction. In turn, sellers would have to pay eBay a higher commission if they made a sale.
eBay touted the change as a benefit to sellers, but not all of them are happy. Some even claim they are paying more in fees now than they had before.
See entire article here:
http://www.thestreet.com/s/ebays-woes-wont-end-with-sellers-boycott/newsanalysis/techstockupdate/10404633.html?puc=googlefi
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