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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kryptonitecomic, post: 1623226, member: 26784&quot;]I can tell you one thing that is a big driver in running off good sellers on Ebay right now....it&#039;s not the fees...it&#039;s the buyers and the lack of any protection for sellers. When I see folks on here complaining about Ebay sellers....which is certainly justified at times, I think of the book I could write about how ebay lets buyers screw me over constantly. If you haven&#039;t done business with me...believe me when I tell you I am one of the good guys and I always try to do right by my buyers...I don&#039;t play games with my auctions, shill bid, end them early etc but no matter how much I do right when a buyer files any kind of complaint no matter how untruthful, no matter how many names they have called me in Ebays message system....Ebay sides with them abound 95% of the time.</p><p><br /></p><p>I sold a Toned Proof Roosevelt dime in an old NGC no line fatty slab. The buyer filled a not as described claim, sent a note to ebay saying I cracked the coin out of the holder, Artificially toned it and then resealed it. Then he started a webpage with images of the coin and my business card and made the same while claims to anyone who would listen. Ebay forced me to refund his money and when I did the claim counted against my seller dashboard score and the buyer never sent the coin back and Ebay told me to go pound sand. The only reason Ebay doesn&#039;t go under is that their truly is no viable alternative for some of us to make a living. I could build my own website with no problem but would I get the traffic that Ebay sees? Would my consignors still send me coins to sell for them.....most would not.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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