eBay PowerSeller Gives Feedback Ability Back To Fellow Sellers
eBuyer-Feedback seeks to become the new standard for leaving buyer feedback on eBay. eBuyer-Feedback launched on February 18th and is currently running an open beta on its feedback system. This system is one that every eBay user will find familiar.
An added feature to eBuyer Feedback’s system is the Detailed Buyer Ratings also known as DBRs™. This allows the seller to rate the buyer on how quickly payment was sent, communication and reading of the details/terms of the auction. If there were any problems with the transaction the seller can also rate the buyer on how they allowed the seller to handle the situation
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Boycott eBay videos on YouTube
Users to pressure eBay chief
NEW eBay global chief John Donahoe will walk into a storm of controversy when he lands in Sydney on Thursday as the online auction giant staves off protests from members on proposed payment policies that have been deemed anti-competitive.
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eBay woos angry users with price cut offer
Surprise surprise! In response to the planned boycott of online auction site eBay on May 1 the company has offered users a special price cut on … you guessed it, May 1.
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Start-up hopes to outdo eBay with online market
Wigix Chief Executive James Chong is nothing if not ambitious: he thinks he’s got the recipe for an Internet marketplace that will rival eBay.
Chong, who was the architect of Charles Schwab’s online trading platform, believes eBay’s design is best suited to auctions of collectible, one-off items. But for those buying Sony PlayStations, digital cameras, or other mass-manufactured items, he thinks Wigix–”Want It Got It Exchange”–has the better approach.
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Kindleporn: Amazon Stays Mum About Its Adult Book Store
Did you know that Amazon sells erotica for its Kindle e-reader? Neither did we. Perhaps that’s because Amazon (AMZN) doesn’t go out of its way to publicize it. In fact, Amazon is so bashful about its blue material that it won’t even tell you how well it’s selling.
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Amazon: Friend or Foe?
New moves have publishers grumbling more than ever about one of their biggest customers
Along with discussions of hot books and high prices at this month’s London Book Fair, another major topic of conversation in the aisles was Amazon. The immediate flashpoint was the e-tailer’s new policy of making publishers who use print-on-demand go through its BookSurge subsidiary if they don’t want to risk having Amazon deactivate the buy button on their titles.
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Jeff Bezos talks about Kindle on Amazon Homepage again
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos talks again *apology from March) about the Kindle ebook reader in a message on the Amazon.com homepage. As reported the Kindle is back in stock since April 20th.
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Paymate issues open challenge to eBay over buyer and sell protection
Australian-based Internet payment services provider Paymate has issued an open challenge to eBay Australia to prove claims made to iTWire last week that eBay-owned PayPal offers better buyer and seller protection than Paymate are true. In addition, Paymate says that its payment system can be easily integrated with the eBay site contrary to the claims made by eBay.
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Writers call for 1 May Amazon, eBay boycott
UK Arts Council-funded WriteOnDemand – a site for struggling authors keen to see their names in print - is calling for a day-long boycott of Amazon on 1 May over the online retailer’s insistence that print on demand (POD) books sold through its site use its own BookSurge service.
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