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Will sellers who may sell multiple lower priced items will now be forced to pay 30 cents for every item instead of the order?
Why not place unpaid offers into an eBay shopping cart with a reasonable time limit?
Or, why not combine purchases paid on the same day into one order before start of business the next day?.
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:Why not place unpaid offers into an eBay shopping cart with a reasonable time limit?
Or, why not combine purchases paid on the same day into one order before start of business the next day?.”
Because that would actually make sense and cost Ebay money, which was the only reason this issue is now being addressed. But it also shows that Ebay has now become so desperate to try and show some kind of growth due to sales instead of their normal focus of taking money from the sellers without the Seller ever making a sale. They have finally run out of ideas to try and steal from the sellers and are now actually going after those who they actually consider their customers, the buyers.
Desperation is setting in quickly as they see those golden year end bonuses fading off into the sunset.