Anarchy Creates Unrest in the Ebay Kingdom, says Chris Fain

    GRANTS PASS, OR, February 11, 2005 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Unrest is building in the Kingdom as sellers revolt over the rise in fees and the tight reign on their business.

Far away in another land, a new community is on the rise, OnlineAuction.com, where you have the freedom to rule your own business, money in your pocket and time to spend it.

"This isn't fairyland we're dealing with, it's real life and real people," said Chris Fain. "As a former Power-Seller who has sold millions of dollars on online auctions, I know first hand what it feels like to be treated with indifference."

Not much has changed according to over 23,000 users who have signed the Protest Fee Structure Increase Petition (www.petitiononline.com/ebayfee/)

For the latest activities at the Kingdom please visit: www.powersellersunite.com/viewtopic.php?t=33

Whitman says it's not a myth...

"We actually do work for them," said Meg Whitman. "That is not a myth. That is not a PR spin. That actually happens to be the case. And it's the soul of eBay. By the people. For the people.

Meanwhile the royal court is busy slaying dragons of customer dissatisfaction...

Hani Durzy was asked if eBay was concerned about users cutting back on the number of items they sell, he responded saying, "We fully expect the complaints. There's nothing we can do that will please all registered users of eBay."

In an eBay announcement from Bill Cobb, President of eBay North America, he said "eBay has a fantastic Customer Support team, but Meg and I agree we haven't invested enough in giving our CS reps the flexibility and tools they need to really take care of you."

"At OnlineAuction.com we will always strive to keep the needs of our valuable members first and our pocketbook second," said Fain. "We have one vision and one vision only - build the best online auction site in the world, OnlineAuction.com."

After all, we are OnlineAuction.com, where you can list as many items as you want for $8 a month without ever being charged a final value fee.

Contact info:
James McAllister
Operations Director
OnlineAuction.com, Inc.
541/479-3840 X3105

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