posted on April 5, 2003 12:05:06 AM new
They are truly a Corporate Business in Most peoples minds, check out their feed. And the beat goes on,,,,,
Point is,,,,You should be so concerned. SEARS cares less and they sell and sell.....they have NO cat fights with bidders. Their FEED BACK is automated. They sell like a Business. Learn from them. Lawyers wrote their info.
Snap! snap! snap!,,,,,,Whiiiiiip it, Whiiiiip it GOOD! OUCH!
[ edited by fetish128 on Apr 5, 2003 12:17 AM ]
posted on April 5, 2003 06:34:20 AM new
i know sears is unloading returns,defective items,hard to sell items on ebay,but is it profitable or are they losing money doing so ??
most corporations have a certain level of overhead and ways of doing things which render them inflexible in a flea market envrionment.
it may be one thing to succeed in ridding dogs,but how much does it cost sears to do so??
it may be better off just call the junkyard buyer.
posted on April 5, 2003 07:14:00 AM new
This is about the same as the U.S.postal auctions. They care nothing about any negs left by any buyers.
Do not seem to have any problem getting bidders no matter how bad the feedback looks.
Big problem is that bidders do not read their terms or condition of the items.
Sears does not leave themselves open to any third party payment service......Smart.
posted on April 5, 2003 09:03:54 AM newDo not seem to have any problem getting bidders no matter how bad the feedback looks
It's the name... people recognize it and there is a certain amount of built in trust...
Let's see choice between Sears and an unknown seller.... unless that seller does better in the Customer Service department... they don't stand a chance.
AIN'T LIFE GRAND...
[ edited by Twelvepole on Apr 5, 2003 09:10 AM ]
[ edited by fetish128 on Apr 5, 2003 12:17 AM ]