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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Ed Sims, post: 1882315, member: 59688&quot;]The people at eBay who come up with these policies don&#039;t do the proper research to determine what effect it will have on what some of their users sell. Will they rescind or modify this policy to prevent sellers from getting screwed by buyers returning bullion for a profit, not in our lifetime.</p><p><br /></p><p>eBay has become a bully, in that they are telling sellers what they can and can not do when it is actually not their business to do so. eBay was founded as a platform for which sellers can put their collectibles out on the world wide web for collectors to find and bid on. It used to be a great place for buying and selling. Now they have their nose in everything from what you can and can&#039;t say in a description, image size, shipping calculator, payment options, banning items which are perfectly legal to sell, unfair buyer protection policies and the list goes on. Their current feedback policy is a joke, it&#039;s worthless. They know that they can get away with it. What they don&#039;t realize is just how many people have stopped or drastically cut back using their service and I think they just don&#039;t care about their users like they used to. I registered to sell on eBay in October 1998 as ssgtedusmc and became an unregistered user last year I got so fed up with them. I know countless friends and acquaintances who don&#039;t even browse much less buy or sell on, eBay anymore. Occasionally I will find something to buy on eBay and I have a friend who will place my snipe bid. If I win I pay her the total amount of the purchase.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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