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<p>[QUOTE="wlwhittier, post: 9493952, member: 76316"]I sell exclusively on eBay, an' have for ~20 years. I used to buy a lot more than sell, but quit buyin' 'cause I had enough stuff...several times over.</p><p><br /></p><p>There are issues, agreed...but they haven't become onerous or unreasonably burdensome for me. If you play the game their way: keeping your listings factual an' straightforward; your pics numerous an' accurate; your packing for shipment adequately protective; your time to ship as short as you can regularly manage, an' its cost to your buyer contains no profit, your communications prompt an' fully responsive...you get the drift, here: in a word, up-front an' obviously a businesslike undertaking, with your buyers satisfaction plainly at the top of your priorities. </p><p><br /></p><p>I am aware that the experience of others may vary from mine, but I know several major sellers who are reasonably content in the eBay marketplace an' have been for decades. Good luck to you![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="wlwhittier, post: 9493952, member: 76316"]I sell exclusively on eBay, an' have for ~20 years. I used to buy a lot more than sell, but quit buyin' 'cause I had enough stuff...several times over. There are issues, agreed...but they haven't become onerous or unreasonably burdensome for me. If you play the game their way: keeping your listings factual an' straightforward; your pics numerous an' accurate; your packing for shipment adequately protective; your time to ship as short as you can regularly manage, an' its cost to your buyer contains no profit, your communications prompt an' fully responsive...you get the drift, here: in a word, up-front an' obviously a businesslike undertaking, with your buyers satisfaction plainly at the top of your priorities. I am aware that the experience of others may vary from mine, but I know several major sellers who are reasonably content in the eBay marketplace an' have been for decades. Good luck to you![/QUOTE]
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