From: Dave Cole (DavidCole@tk7.net)
Date: Tue Mar 12 2002 - 11:11:23 PST
Yes, Ebay does put on a good show. But as you say, once you've tried to deal with them, there are few people behind those computer screens that really give a damn. It's a
money game and sooner or later you will lose some if you keep selling and buying on Ebay. That is simply the way the game works.
Dave
3/11/02 4:03:42 PM, "J. Forster" <jfor@quik.com> wrote:
>Dave Cole wrote:
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>> As long as they make their money they are happy. They play a real balancing act. I believe they provide the absolute minimum service to make their money.
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>> Maximize profit while minimizing investment. That's the name of the game.
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>Right on target, IMO.
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>> I don't believe they have any visions of any kind of higher duty.
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>> Dave
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>Agreed, although they are effectivrely a monopoly at this point. I don't like government regulation much, but where there is no competition, there perhaps should
>be oversight of some sort. The need would be less, if ebay were genuinely responsive to complaints and problems, but it's obviously an act. Their attitude is
>basically "If you don't like the way we work, take your business to another phone company..".. OOPS.. Dr. Freud, your slip is showing. LoL
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>-John
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