[hugh009]

Hi, Roger, yes that does apply to e-books and e-courses which are main stays of Internet Marketers. Next they will be cutting out e-DVDs if they have not already done so.

I think that it is about time for some serious COMPETITION with eBay!

Hugh

[hugh009]

I thought that I had put this up before but i guess it did not go through.

Yes, Roger, ebooks and ecourses are considered under the ban by eBay!

They need some SERIOUS competition!

Hugh

[Double_S]

I think this is good.. the e books and digital products annoyed me and they were definitely cluttering my searches

[pboychuk]

YAY! Ebay does something right for a change, no more annoying ebooks and weapons for virtual online games. But, what is this about classifieds, I think ill stick with craigslist for now.

[buynick]

This is a serious detriment to many eBay sellers who were legitimately selling their own informational products. I have been selling on eBay for over 8 years, and made a nice living selling digital delivery products. I am testing the classifieds now, but you have to manually contact each customer. Ugh.

The problem with informational piracy and copyright infringement was a real problem, but it seems they should have delt with it differently.

As for competition with eBay, does anyone know of a new online auction site that is doing so? What ever happened to Google starting an auction site?

I'm interested to hear if anyone has had success with eBay Classifieds as well. Thanks.

[hugh009]

Hey, eBay NEEDS the competition! Word out on the street is they are also putting Skype up for sale to guess who? Google! So we may have GooSkpye soon! Wonder if that will be the end of FR** service on Skype?

Hugh