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eBay I still a lot of fun, For a while it was the crack cocaine of money. It has gone back to fun and profit.
Fun is entirely within the control of the seller.
Fun is entirely within the control of the seller.
Nice to hear from you Brandee, I was missing yer presence. eBay can be a variety of things, one of which is simply a job. Most people do not like their job.
Maybe you can change it back from a business to something more enjoyable? I hope that you can find that balance.
Maybe the exact opposite happens and you just put it down and walk away. I did that with my real job, 11 AM, Tuesday, Oct 20, 2009. SNAP and out the door I went and never went back. Just like that. I applied for a similar job here in Helleville and they refused to hire me saying "Why would you want to do this again?".
They were right and I later thanked them for not hiring me, saying, "I would have quit".
Please, do not be a stranger.
What Cumos says.
eBay does not determine how I feel, I do. If someone feels at odds with eBay, they need to look within themselves.
Many people hate their jobs. They rail against their employer, the customers, hours of work, benefits, etc. Many people love their jobs. They cannot believe they get paid to do the things they do.
There is an auction site that deals with mis-directed freight. Every now and then they get something that they simply do not know what it is. Several times I have been able to figure out what it is and what it is worth. Invest $50 and clear $1000.
eBay caused me to travel even more. Meet some of the most interesting people. Broadened my horizons.
The money became crack cocaine, to me. That was not pretty, anything for a buck. I have since ratcheted back and a lot of the fun has come back. I have been "encouraged" by situations to re-evaluate where I am going and how I will get there.
I have people around me who made promises that turned out to be lies. That cost me. eBay has not lied to me. It does not have that capability. It clearly says what will work and what will not. It has also provided me with safe anchorage during a raging storm.
Just like 10% of the sellers do 90% of the profit, I believe 10% of the denizens do 90% of the complaining.
@femmefan1946 wrote:Have you notice that many biggest volume sellers have highest amount of neutral and negative feedback than those small sellers like us??
Well, yeah. They would also get the highest number of entitled, insane and grouchy customers. Goose/gander.
It's not so much the number of complaints as the percentage.
A seller with one negative feedback on (f'rinstance) 19 sales, would be toast.
A seller with one hundred negative feedback on 19,000 sales, is doing darn well and should be admired.
And 19,000 sales is still not a mega-seller, unless that's her monthly total.
Have you also noticed that they have the highest number of positive feedback as well.
@mr.elmwood wrote:Have you also noticed that they have the highest number of positive feedback as well.
(we're all LOL)
Hey -- it took me 2 minutes to get all those happy faces lined up, gimme a break...
Rose, giggle-giggle. I thought you would like that.
Reminds me of the Monty Python sketch with the penguin and the size of its' brain. Make the penguin bigger, and, the brain is "bigger than it was".
Reminds me of the Monty Python sketch with the penguin and the size of its' brain. Make the penguin bigger, and, the brain is "bigger than it was".
