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::rolls eyes::
Remember in the beginning that Bonanza stated that “they listen to the sellers”.
The sellers would constantly tell them the problems or what would be nice such as printing shipping labels.
Six years later, there was a slight wave of eBay sellers relocating. Shortly after they moved over, there was a group of changes that had be asked for from the beginning of their time and >>> the new sellers thought “Wow, this site is doing some nice updates. ( Little did they know it was YEARS in the works”.
They still have where new members are “not seeing” that there is a Free shop and they see that they are being charged for a store and that when they import listings that they are discounting.
It does not matter what they “Create”, they will never be a popular successful marketplace.
We took the time and listed out 11,000 products and in two years we had 6, yes, six, sales.
Their search and SEO is broken, if you can say this if it has ever been working. It is just not working and worth is selling on Bonanza.