From: dahoov2@cox.net   
      
   I wonder how the new system affects what is a power seller.  I'll   
   never be one, so in effect, I am screwed; probably like most people.   
   Ebay is NOT for regular people.  They're trying to out people who do   
   less than a thousand transactions a year I bet.  Trying to make it a   
   place where only "huge" wholesalers peddling fake goods and mass   
   produced items will ever thrive.   
      
   I hope Ebay goes bankrupt.  I hope people start filing class action   
   lawsuits and I hope those who don't see the problems soon do.   
      
   I got a response to my request to close my account... they didn't do   
   it and sent out an email (autogenerated) that didn't address either of   
   my two sentences... I wrote I was unhappy with their poor feedback   
   system and please remove me. I got this long crap back that had   
   absolutely nothing to do with my email.  Ebay just is problematic and   
   a lot of people are not doing their jobs correctly.   
      
   On Wed, 21 May 2008 19:34:07 -0700, "Shane"    
   wrote:   
      
   >"Max@MGMemorabilia"  wrote in message   
   >news:5WYYj.102640> There is actually something called expanded seller   
   >protection now on Paypal and it means there is no more verified address   
   >thing.  You just have to sign up   
   >   
   >Great, another eBay/PayPal cheerleading sockpuppet.   
   >1.  You have to be a PowerSeller.   
   >2.  You have to receive an official invitation from PayPal before you are   
   >permitted to sign up for expanded seller protection.   
   >3.  Parcels have to be sent fully insured with signature confirmation and   
   >some countries have no such thing as signature confirmation.   
   >4.  You agree to allow PayPal to peddle your personal information to   
   >affiliates (it's in the fine print).   
   >   
      
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