Irked by eBay, Some Sellers Trade Elsewhere
August 12, 2008 · Filed Under Other auctions news, eBay News
Some online retailers are moving away from eBay.
Irked by February’s changes in fees and the feedback-rating system, merchants who once sold wares exclusively at the online-auction site can now be found on a number of smaller alternative sites that have sprung up. With names like Wigix, Silkfair, Etsy and Oodle, these sites aim to offer more hand-holding for sellers — and charge lower fees — than the behemoth eBay.
This article from The Wall Street Journal 12 August 2008
Read more of this article at The Wall Street Journal site.
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