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It's not defering the fees from the seller to the buyer, it's circumventing them almost entirely. With a .01 price and high shipping fee Ebay recieves very little in the way of fees, the buyer as always pays none. Ebay has made a rule that doing that isn't allowed. (I think technically it might be a theft of services but a small one.)
What gives them the right to make this rule is that they provide The servers the site runs on. The expensive computer people to run those servers. The ads promoting the site(Also not cheap) All of which makes a nice venue that because it was first and at one time the best of its kind. And that provides lots of customers. And all that is worth something. To expect to be given free access to an advertising venue that's been built up to a very successful level is pretty unfair. I'm not big fan of their fees and rules, but it Is their site and therefore their rules. Steve B |
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