Where will metallic reloading go without Ebay?

$86 per Thousand??????

Are they out of their f****ng minds????????

Gunner

Heck 133.99 per 5000 at Midwayusa. Sucker born every minute.

Wes

After a Computer crash and the demise of civilization, it was learned Clark Magnuson wrote on Mon, 13 Aug 2007

It isn't just the "gun stuff" ban which is the problem. Where do I take my other business?

Where do I go for an online auction of older cell phones?

Out of print paperbacks?

Machine tools: mics, calipers, gizmos, widgets and thingies?

That is the "real" problem: Ebay has a natural monopoly on on-line auctions. Like Google, they won't miss your business, but you will miss theirs.

pyotr

-- pyotr filipivich "Quemadmoeum gladuis neminem occidit, occidentis telum est. " Lucius Annaeus Seneca, circa 45 AD (A sword is never a killer, it is a tool in the killer's hands.)

Hopefully eBay making their own rules more strict will lead to competition eventually replacing them. I remember when K-Marts were everywhere and the only Wal-Mart I ever saw was in Branson MO. Once I got a Christmas gift from K-Mart that didn't work. My dad found the receipt but the K-Mart said it wasn't from that particular stores registers. I took the item to Wal-Mart, they exchanged it without a receipt. Since that time I probably hadn't made a hand full of purchases from K-Mart, I probably spent more at Wal-Mart per month than I have in K-Mart for the last 28 years. I'm sure my business didn't hurt K-Mart, but collectively I think unsatisfied customers made a difference. Now I see Wal-Mart (and eBay) heading the same direction as K-Mart was 28 years ago. They thought they were big enough that they didn't have to care about making customers happy. Hopefully eBays future is as bright as K-Marts was when they were big!

RogerN