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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tommyc03, post: 1242615, member: 17665&quot;]This thread won&#039;t die because of the frustration level experianced by many ebayers. Although I would agree with much of what is being talked about, such as high fees I would also say that once you become a power seller many of the fees are reduced. A good example is a one day listing fee of 1 cent per item with no limitations in all catagories. If you have the time then this is ideal to spend a day doing so, listing as much as possible. I have done so several times. Ebay is also listening to the complaints egarding being &quot;buyer centric&quot;. It is now providing protections for sellers also. If an item goes unpaid you are refunded your insertion fees. However, the added fees for postage are a ridiculous and unneeded annoyance. Especially so when they notified us sellers to simply charge more for an item to make up the difference and to offer free shipping instead. I know of a few people who are so outraged by this that they are considering a class action suit against Ebay. I was lucky to get in around 2002 and have acheieved power seller status even tho I am a small time seller out of my basement. I&#039;m not going to get rich but I pay attention to the market &quot;What&#039;s hot, what&#039;s not&#039;. and try not to sell items that just refuse to move. It helps that I maintain a rather diverse offering of items also. The extra money also comes in handy to pursue my real hobbies w/o any cost to me and to spluge a little on vacation, things I could not do especially in this rough economy. It&#039;s not for everyone but if you pay attention to trends you can make out okay in the long run.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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