posted on September 10, 2008 10:28:17 AM new
Has anyone else noticed that the dashboard hasn't updated in nearly six weeks now?
All of ebay's averages have stayed the same. Talk about a crock. If it were truely adjusted for averages, it would be different daily, or at the very least weekly. It is mathematically impossible for it to stay the same for six weeks.
Clearly, ebay don't give a hoot about their sellers.
posted on September 10, 2008 11:22:16 AM new
They give a hoot...that is why they send us these e-mails;
"Minimum 4.3 detailed seller ratings (DSRs) required to keep selling on eBay: The vast majority of eBay sellers—some 96%—are well above this threshold. To protect the interests of all these sellers, starting November 1 eBay will no longer allow the few who don’t deliver on basic standards of customer satisfaction to sell on eBay. Sellers will be evaluated on the past 30 days of DSRs. Sellers who’ve received less than ten DSRs in the past 30 days will be evaluated on their DSRs over the last 12 months. Sellers with no DSRs will still be allowed to list."
And like AMAZON...YOU have NO CONTROL or PROOF of it if the numbers they are giving you are LEGITIMATE! Piss them off and guess who will get the lower numbers and claims.
posted on September 10, 2008 11:45:50 AM new
For those that may be confused;
Top 5 Best Practices to Boost Your Success
Here are a few quick tips for taking best advantage of the latest developments on eBay—just in time to jumpstart your holiday selling season.
1) List in Fixed Price for 35¢—regardless of start price, item quantity or duration.
*****BASIC MATH - 700% INCREASE IN FEES - (for "maybe" a better search)*****
2) List in Auction-style with a low start price for the lowest possible fees on eBay.
*****LOWEST IS STILL STORE @ 3¢/30 days****
3) Revise your listings now to stay on top of upcoming changes.
*****2 YEARS AND THEY STILL CAN NOT EDIT LARGE QUANTITIES - THEY RECOMMEND ONLY TWENTY-FIVE AT A TIME?!?!?****
4) Offer free shipping!
****GRADUATE TO 3rd GRADE MATH - THIS IS A 48% INCREASE IN FEES FOR A $10.00 ITEM THAT HAD A $5.00 s/h. OLD FVF 88¢ --- NEW FVF(if s/h added to price) $1.31*****
5) Give customers great service and earn high detailed seller ratings (DSRs)—your key to success on eBay.
****ALREADY DISCUSSED TO THE POINT OF - "WHATEVER"*****
