WHY DID EBAY BAN DIGITAL PRODUCTS WITH ONLY 7-DAY NOTICE?

Posted on April 3, 2008 by performingsys

I am so very saddened by eBay’s abrupt discontinuance of their Digital Delivery System and permitting digital products listing on Classified Ad Formats only.
 
This display of insensible, selfish, indifferent, callous, heartless, unfeeling, and hardhearted corporate action from a Public Company based in the United States of America, is deplorable.
 
What has corporate America really become?
 
It is [...]

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eBay’s Digital Delivery Products Policy Explosive Changes

Posted on March 27, 2008 by performingsys

eBay’s almost instant change in their digital delivery products policy from its site in restricting sellers to instead list their digital media items in the Classified Ad format for $9.95 for a 30-day listing is a shock and frustrating surprise to the Digital Products Industry.
Currently, eBay may be advising the community members that their [...]

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    'eBay Scams'

    eBay is a reasonably safe marketplace.

    Unfortunately,
    like other online auctions shopping markets, it is vulnerable to scams and attempts to take advantage of buyers.

    eBay implements many polices and procedures to prevent such occurrences; however, with so many millions of members transacting sales on a daily basis, this can be a challenging and ongoing security involvement to prevent scams from occurring.
     

     

    If you have or think you have been scammed, there are steps you can follow to report the incident in attempts to resolve your instance and specific circumstance.

    If you paid for the item using PayPal, you should immediately open a dispute for the refund of your payment.

    If you did not use PayPal, you can contact your credit card company.

    In many such instances, using either PayPal or your Credit Card, you can recover your money.

    Paying by other means could take longer and be a bit more difficult to obtain a refund.
     

     

    You should also use eBay’s dispute process to report the seller.

    If you purchased your items and you did not receive them, or your item was notably different than the auction item description; eBay has a dispute protection .

    Once you open a dispute, if a settlement cannot be agreed upon, an eBay buyer purchase protection claim can be completed.

    You should always make sure to ask the seller questions prior to any purchase or bidding you may partake when on eBay.

    It is important to remember that eBay does not verify the products on their listings site.

    Therefore, you should always consider first the intent to protect yourself from 'scammers'.

     

     

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    What is 'Phishing'?


    Beware of “phishing:” emails sent to you! The email looks exactly like they’ve been sent by an auction website or payment service and banking company. These emails are fishing for your password and personal information.

    These emails are actually being sent by fraudulent hackers who are seeking entry into your account.

    If you get an email or pop-up message that asks for personal or financial information, do not reply. NEVER click on the link in the message.

    Legitimate companies don’t ask for this information via email. If you are concerned about your account, contact the organization mentioned in the email using a telephone number you know to be genuine.

    To access the site make sure you open a new Internet browser session (window) and type in the company’s correct Web address yourself.

    NEVER, cut and paste the link from the message into your Internet browser. Phishers often make links look like they go to one site, but actually send you somewhere else.

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    eBay phishing emails received forward them to
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