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WallSt.net's News Magazine Episode XII Wednesday, July 2, 2008
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The 7/02/08 episode of WallSt.net's News Magazine features interviews with Jud Pyle, Chief Investment Strategist for Options News Network, Rob Booker, Foreign Currency Specialist, and Timothy Sykes, Author of 'An American Hedge Fund'.
Companies featured "In the News": Ariba, Inc., Autodesk, Inc., Digimarc Corp., Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc., Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd., Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Sony Corp., America Movil S.A.B., Petroleo Brasileiro, Vale do Rio Doce
That is just a smokescreen, coming from ebay, to cover up and take the news away from the FRAUD! I guess they need to do something, to raise the Q2 earnings, since Buy.com's millions of listings, that are upping the listing count, were FREE, meaning no revenue!
Ebay is causing sellers to leave in droves, with the new policy changes and tens of thousands of sellers and buyers are irate. The recent changes are just plain idiotic. Sellers can no longer leave negative or neutral feedback, even if a buyer bids, wins your item, ignores your emails and doesn't pay. What right do they have to leave any feedback, if no transaction has even taken place? We have sellers, bidding on competitors items and ruining their feedback, just to get a boost, on their own items.
Ebay also went in and retroactively turned all neutrals, into negatives, based on a assumption. Neutral, means just that. How can ebay change the meaning of a word, to mean something else? They started giving new discounts to people with good ratings, but they knock them down first, with the neutral change, so that many can't even meet the requirements, for the discount.
This is not the worst of it. We have thousands and thousands of sellers, who have closed their stores and we KNOW that the listing count should be going down. But, we have uncovered the source of the raised listing counts and this is how ebay is throwing off the boycott, so investors don't hear the "Noise" as John Donahoe call it. I can't see it being anything, but fraud.
The seller BUY or Buy.com was taken on by ebay, right at the time ebay KNEW they were going to lose sellers. They are using buy.com, to pad the listings, to make it look like the count is up, when it really isn't. We have found thousands upon thousands of fake listings, that have no description and you can't even bid on them. I personally found them ending tens of thousands of listings early, saying they are no longer available for sale and then immediately relisting them. Most likely to keep the sell through rate up, which was dwindling and then relisting them again, to up the listing count 2 fold. Buy.com, doesn't pay listing fees, so these millions of listings, are not bringing in revenue. Their sell through rate is around 5%, when I last heard, so the listings themselves aren't bringing in much either.
If Buy.com's millions of listings were removed from the count, it would be millions less and shareholders would be wondering what is going on. They wouldn't have to do much searching because the word is finally getting out. Isn't this making the stockholders think that listings are up, when they really aren't? We have all the proof documented. I even have it documented of when I was talking to Ebay Live Help and asking them about all the ads, being ended early and it immediately stopped, when they found out that we knew about it.
We just feel that you should know what's going on and ebay is doing their best, to hide it. We can see what the funds are losing, by going to the following link and just think it is awful, the amounts of money people are losing. We understand a lot of funds are holding on, hoping it will go back up with the new changes, but we don't see it getting better and just feel that you have a right, to know.
You can go here and check out the article, from the Wall Street Journal and you will see that the page takes forever to load, because there are so many complaints about ebay and their new policies.
http://blogs.wsj.com/biztech/2008/06/24/ebay-angers-sellers-pleases-buyers/
You can also go to ebays own feedback message board to find thousands upon thousands of boycotters and sellers who are now getting ripped off from the changes. There are even loads and loads of sellers, who have been put out of business, overnight: http://forums.ebay.com/db2/forum.jspa?forumID=113
Have you seen any of the videos, taken from Ebay Live 2008? Well, have a look:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHY0r3Sn9rc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBX4vRjPHXM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cro1Gp5dTVA
Then you have this, the interview on talk radio, where the screaming guy in the first video, calls in: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/fruity
And you can't forget the NEW buyers that are coming on to ebay, taking advantage of the new policies. They are all over the place. Before we had a way, when it was a fair playing field, to neg non paying bidders or bidders who do a chargeback and don't send the item back or they send a box of rocks, instead of the item or they just plain say "I didn't get it". It's really gotten out of hand. I apologize for the content in these videos, but it is the only way to show what is happening:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ9D4qwiXcE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub1xhxQU19w
Thank you for reading and we hope you at least try to contact ebay, on the padding of FREE listings.
Tracy Fair and thousands of other ebay members
That is just a smokescreen, coming from ebay, to cover up and take the news away from the FRAUD! I guess they need to do something, to raise the Q2 earnings, since Buy.com's millions of listings, that are upping the listing count, were FREE, meaning no revenue!
Ebay is causing sellers to leave in droves, with the new policy changes and tens of thousands of sellers and buyers are irate. The recent changes are just plain idiotic. Sellers can no longer leave negative or neutral feedback, even if a buyer bids, wins your item, ignores your emails and doesn't pay. What right do they have to leave any feedback, if no transaction has even taken place? We have sellers, bidding on competitors items and ruining their feedback, just to get a boost, on their own items.
Ebay also went in and retroactively turned all neutrals, into negatives, based on a assumption. Neutral, means just that. How can ebay change the meaning of a word, to mean something else? They started giving new discounts to people with good ratings, but they knock them down first, with the neutral change, so that many can't even meet the requirements, for the discount.
This is not the worst of it. We have thousands and thousands of sellers, who have closed their stores and we KNOW that the listing count should be going down. But, we have uncovered the source of the raised listing counts and this is how ebay is throwing off the boycott, so investors don't hear the "Noise" as John Donahoe call it. I can't see it being anything, but fraud.
The seller BUY or Buy.com was taken on by ebay, right at the time ebay KNEW they were going to lose sellers. They are using buy.com, to pad the listings, to make it look like the count is up, when it really isn't. We have found thousands upon thousands of fake listings, that have no description and you can't even bid on them. I personally found them ending tens of thousands of listings early, saying they are no longer available for sale and then immediately relisting them. Most likely to keep the sell through rate up, which was dwindling and then relisting them again, to up the listing count 2 fold. Buy.com, doesn't pay listing fees, so these millions of listings, are not bringing in revenue. Their sell through rate is around 5%, when I last heard, so the listings themselves aren't bringing in much either.
If Buy.com's millions of listings were removed from the count, it would be millions less and shareholders would be wondering what is going on. They wouldn't have to do much searching because the word is finally getting out. Isn't this making the stockholders think that listings are up, when they really aren't? We have all the proof documented. I even have it documented of when I was talking to Ebay Live Help and asking them about all the ads, being ended early and it immediately stopped, when they found out that we knew about it.
We just feel that you should know what's going on and ebay is doing their best, to hide it. We can see what the funds are losing, by going to the following link and just think it is awful, the amounts of money people are losing. We understand a lot of funds are holding on, hoping it will go back up with the new changes, but we don't see it getting better and just feel that you have a right, to know.
You can go here and check out the article, from the Wall Street Journal and you will see that the page takes forever to load, because there are so many complaints about ebay and their new policies.
http://blogs.wsj.com/biztech/2008/06/24/ebay-angers-sellers-pleases-buyers/
You can also go to ebays own feedback message board to find thousands upon thousands of boycotters and sellers who are now getting ripped off from the changes. There are even loads and loads of sellers, who have been put out of business, overnight: http://forums.ebay.com/db2/forum.jspa?forumID=113
Have you seen any of the videos, taken from Ebay Live 2008? Well, have a look:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHY0r3Sn9rc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBX4vRjPHXM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cro1Gp5dTVA
Then you have this, the interview on talk radio, where the screaming guy in the first video, calls in: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/fruity
And you can't forget the NEW buyers that are coming on to ebay, taking advantage of the new policies. They are all over the place. Before we had a way, when it was a fair playing field, to neg non paying bidders or bidders who do a chargeback and don't send the item back or they send a box of rocks, instead of the item or they just plain say "I didn't get it". It's really gotten out of hand. I apologize for the content in these videos, but it is the only way to show what is happening:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ9D4qwiXcE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub1xhxQU19w
Thank you for reading and we hope you at least try to contact ebay, on the padding of FREE listings.
Tracy Fair and thousands of other ebay members
I like the Peter Leeds picks. He claims to have unbaised opinions. One of his picks featured recently on the premium content was SOYO.OB Looks like great company fundamentaly and making huge profits.
"Stay one step ahead of the Street?" Without access to the News Magazine broadcast nearly (2) days ago on Fox Business Channel (which is not offered by my cable provider)how do you propose that I stay ahead.
A few hour delay would be reasonable. Nearly two days is not!
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