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August 14, 2007

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eBay announced an unprecedented (well since the 02 holidays)

Actually, that's not correct. eBay had a FLD on the US site in December of '03. We've tracked most of the major promotions here: http://www.auctionbytes.com/cab/pages/ebaypromos

Scot ~

AP has quoted you about eBay's "free listings" day. Unfortunately, the caveats were not included in the article. That's really a shame, because this in no way is a free listing day. A quote from one of eBay's boards:
"It is not a free listing day by any stretch of the imagination. It is a free Gallery day with a nickel off of $9.99 listings. Or, an out and out LIE."

Anyone with the sense to carefully read the "promotion" announcement can clearly see that it's typical eBay semantics. But, they look benevolent and get good press. Thanks, Scot.

Well its about time - thats all I gotta say. I hope someone on the eBay side really starts looking at eBay through an internet marketer's point of view.

Like ebay blogs and eBay stores need to be one page with NO cross linking to auctions other then the seller who owns the blog and stores.

But we'll see . .

Don't get on my bad side now ebay

June Beezy
Founder
WDclub

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