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eBay's Donahoe Has Crow for Thanksgiving
you are exactly right
Opportunity to Make a Profit on eBay
I would not count on Ebay doing great business during this downturn as they have abandoned almost everything that has historically been Ebay.
They are now becomming Amazon lite,as if the world really needs another Amazon,so alot of their numbers of increased listings and new sellers are not necessarily what they used to mean.
IMO you may be able to buy this company alot cheaper in the not to distant future,but you still wont know what you have,it's not the same old Ebay anymore.
Slamming the Brakes on GM - Barron's
The Shallowest Generation
The Skype's the Limit
With Ebay's share price in bargain basement area.,Im a little surprised the new ceo isnt doing everything he can to buy back shares.(buy it now)Their conference calls are entertaining,almost funny.
Why not sell Skype and put the money to work in the open mkt and support the share price?They could even auction it!
eBay in the Basement - But Not for Long
In their (Ebay) quest to attract Large sellers,which may or may not be a good idea,they have purposely abandoned their base business,thier uniqueness,and apparantly are making it even more difficult for the few small sellers remaining.IMO Investing (long) in Ebay now,with the company mis-firing in so many directions.is at best a crap shoot,especially in this economy.Yes the Paypal business is good,(if not monopolistic?)now its all you can use on Ebay.Skype cost Ebay several billion,I think,and lots of competiton there;I've been short Ebay in the past and am still thinking that way.
eBay Launches worldofgood.com, a Social Values Marketplace
Ebay is in a world of hurt and so they promote political correctness?
How about Ebay becomming an auction site,instead of a Paypal appendage?
FBR Launches Internet Coverage; Bullish on Google, eBay
General Discussion on EBAY
On Jun 11 03:54 PM User 208636 wrote:
> Ebay will soon be a penny stock, Dan
General Discussion on EBAY
On Sep 18 11:37 AM Online shopper wrote:
> As a dedicated online shopper I know of no other e-commerce web site
> that allows sellers to leave negative feedback to it's customers.
> If all you disgruntled sellers are moving your goods to your own
> web sites will you be giving negative feedback to your customers?
> If so, I'm not shopping there. It's time ALL eBay sellers provide
> the goods and services they promise on their listings and quit dicking
> with the buyer.
Granting Credit: Is eBay's Bill Me Later Part of the Solution or Part of the Problem?
I would like to know where you you intend to take Ebay?
After listening to one of your conference calls,I got the feeling many of those in the financial audience on the call wanted you to turn Ebay into Amazon.Is this the case?
You continually push the buy it now meme...........fixed price,fee format.etc.
Why would what was once the best Auction site on the internet want to be any thing but the best Auction site?
Why make Paypal more monopolistic,then it already is?Didn't you already loose this arguement in Australia?
I currently buy over $35,000 per year on your site,and the sellers I buy from are not happy,and are looking to leave Ebay......Are you listening?
I read all of your posts on this site,and I feel your ideas are not helping the selling situation on Ebay,and where will you be if they find another venue.
The Oil Bubble Will Meet the Same Fate as Tech, Housing
What happens to the USA if we get supply interuption? WE import 70% of our energy......remember the lines at the gas pump,that happened when we imported 24% of our energy needs.
Sad to say but I believe this is no bubble.All of our conservation in this commodity will be absourbed by China and others.
This is a wake up call long overdue,and the worlds most deliberative body is tone death.
General Discussion on CSIQ
anyone else see anything on this?
jeff