eBay Australia shifts focus from auctions to fixed price selling
July 20, 2009 · Filed Under Uncategorized
Online auction site eBay Australia is set to introduce extra benefits for users looking to sell their items at a fixed price in a reaction to what the company says is an increased level of demand for the site’s ‘Buy it now’ feature.
The move comes as an Australian eBay user has accused the site of allowing several instances of “shill bidding”, whereby fake accounts are used to drive up the price of items sold on the site.
This article from SmartCompany.com.au 15 July 2009
Read complete article at SmartCompany.com.au site.
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