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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Hiddendragon, post: 1882728, member: 25270&quot;]I&#039;ve been watching their announcements and changes over the last few years and reading between the lines - they are definitely going after Amazon. Policies like strongly encouraging everyone to use tracking, their &quot;buyer is always right&quot; philosophy and the promoting of using buy it now are all examples. All of their policies are meant to encourage sellers to operate like a traditional store so that eBay can brand itself as an alternative to Amazon. Despite all the people on here who swear they would never buy or sell on eBay, there are hundreds of thousands of coins for sale at all times and it is still the easiest and most reliable place to buy and sell them in my opinion. If you are dealing in really high-end stuff then&nbsp; you have more options, but if you want a 1938 French 1 franc to fill your set, where is it easier to find it, and where is it easier for someone to sell it? The other online auction sites just don&#039;t have the traffic.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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