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Sellers boycott of eBay extended into March
Nobody really noticed when a group of eBay sellers decided to boycott eBay in protest of eBay's new fees and feedback policies. Not even the numbers seemed to notice, with hardly a hiccup in the volume of daily listings on eBay. Rather than admit defeat, the same eBay sellers have decided to extend their boycott. Originally scheduled to end February 25th, the boycott will now continue to March 9th.
After all, boycotts work, right? Sure they do.
Like spray-on hair.
Like putting the Windows Vista logo on those "Vista Capable" machines.
eBay has yet to respond in any official capacity regarding the boycott, and it's hard to imagine it ever will. The bottom line is that eBay remains the dominant online auction space, and with no real competitors in the same space, it can do whatever it darn well pleases.
[via AppScout]
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The mechanics of the game are very simple. You are a small red square, ...
