Sheldon Liber with BloggingStocks has written with great precision over the last few weeks on the situation eBay has with its recent raising of fees for sellers along with all the standard backlash that comes along when eBay increases its fees. But this time, something was different.I agree with Sheldon that the most intelligent, well-versed comments we’ve seen in quite some time came from eBay sellers who formed cohesive and logical thoughts and responses to recent eBay posts. In fact, Meg Whitman and other eBay execs should be listening to their customers more often., or they’ll find themselves being figuratively fired in the middle of the town square. They appear to know what is needed to survive as a seller on eBay more than the company itself.In this article from theinquirer.net, the recent eBay fee increase may be leading to a slow but sure death of eBay, the world’s largest online auction sire. For a company that recently made the best profits in its history (PDF link) in the first quarter of the year, that’s quite a statement, let alone a prediction of doom.
eBay’s fee obsessiveness could cause its demise - Blogging Stocks
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