Ebid attracts sellers but not buyers

[Rednosty]

QUote from another thread!

"But a lot of the newbies seem to be sellers, and how many of us have promoted ebid as a selling venue on ebay etc?.

There seems to be NO advertisng whatsoever towards buyers, ive said it before and ill say it again there is no real incentive here for buyers, apart from .If your a seller, buy to increase your feedback...yay great.

What has the site go to offer sellers? more choice nope, cheaper items? nope, the majority of items on here i can buy a lot cheaper on fleabay,.....


Cheaper fees that ebay......fine for seller
What is there here for the buyer?.........

WAKE UP EBID WE NEED BUYERS!!

[damian_steele]

And why, exactly, is it that all these sellers seem to think that they shouldn't be buyers too?

The topic of this thread has been done to death so many times. For a few hundred answers try using the SEARCH function.

[buttons-and-bows]

And why, exactly, is it that all these sellers seem to think that they shouldn't be buyers too?

The topic of this thread has been done to death so many times. For a few hundred answers try using the SEARCH function.

I agree with you 100% on this, they sell here and go back to ebay to buy, and then wonder why on-one buy's from them.

[billskipton]

So if eBid produced a list of all the sellers, and each of us on the list spent £100 with the next person on the list (the last person spending it with the first) we would each have taken £100, and yet would not be out of pocket because it would have come back to us from the preceeding person. Repeat that every day and we are all taking an extra £700 per week and not loosing anything.
£35,000 per year for nothing!

[e_nviable]

So if eBid produced a list of all the sellers, and each of us on the list spent £100 with the next person on the list (the last person spending it with the first) we would each have taken £100, and yet would not be out of pocket because it would have come back to us from the preceeding person. Repeat that every day and we are all taking an extra £700 per week and not losing anything.
£35,000 per year for nothing!

Errrrrrmmmmm....... aren't we spending an extra £700 per week too

I'm no accountant but won't that give us all a £0 balance at the end of a week ? I'm sure Mr Tesco will be delighted when I hand over a cheque for £0 for my groceries

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