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Discovered Ebay five years ago, been a buyer for three now...I really should be a seller and get rid of some of my junk, but everytime I log into the site, to register as a seller, I just end up buying something instead. Go figure out what's wrong with me.

No e-bay
No Twitter
No Facebook
No Cell Phone Texting Cell phone exixts only for emergencies
No Pay-Pal



e-mail -- Yes
Forums -- Yes
Tractor --- YES

Old Grump - Yes :biggrin:

BKBrown said:

No e-bay
No Twitter
No Facebook
No Cell Phone Texting Cell phone exixts only for emergencies
No Pay-Pal



e-mail -- Yes
Forums -- Yes
Tractor --- YES

Old Grump - Yes :biggrin:

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Old grump-yes
Facebook-yes
Paypal-yes
Yahoo Groups-yes
Twitter-yes
Blackberry Messenger-yes
Ebay buyer-yes
Aol mail-yes
Yahoo mail-yes
Hotmail-yes
Texting-yes
E-mail-yes
SMS-yes
MMS-yes

I'm another buyer who should be a seller but never gets around to it.

It's amazing the specialized stuff you can find there if you look. I find parts for a 25 year old chainsaw, for example.

Two-Stroke said:

I'm another buyer who should be a seller but never gets around to it.

It's amazing the specialized stuff you can find there if you look. I find parts for a 25 year old chainsaw, for example.

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I am the same :smile:. I have recently started browsing for antique garden decorations (or something that looks old fashioned at least), so I am a bit if an eBay addict at the moment.

I used to sell on eBay all the time but the rules have changed and I'm not happy with them so now I don't sell or buy there. I prefer Amazon; better prices and I trust them, unlike eBay.

Driller said:

I used to sell on eBay all the time but the rules have changed and I'm not happy with them so now I don't sell or buy there. I prefer Amazon; better prices and I trust them, unlike eBay.

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Concur with you about some of the changes to Ebay...the good thing about Ebay is if they don't have it, you don't need it.

eBay has truly become a business corporation and that is exactly how they act. It's like PayPal, which they now own. I remember both when they were much more friendly to their consumers.