Comments on: eBay is Broken http://aldoblog.com/2008/05/ebay-is-broken/ Michael Alderete’s Weblog Fri, 05 Dec 2008 08:50:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Steve Hartman http://aldoblog.com/2008/05/ebay-is-broken/#comment-20867 Steve Hartman Fri, 17 Oct 2008 21:38:11 +0000 http://aldoblog.com/?p=622#comment-20867 <strong>The Streets Don't Lie...</strong> Through mismanagement and inexperience eBay has eroded the trust of millions and the publishers in the ePN program. Read this forum post about how John Donahoe and Steve Hartman are quickly becoming the laughing stock of the affiliate marketing commun... The Streets Don’t Lie…

Through mismanagement and inexperience eBay has eroded the trust of millions and the publishers in the ePN program. Read this forum post about how John Donahoe and Steve Hartman are quickly becoming the laughing stock of the affiliate marketing commun…

]]> By: Crow http://aldoblog.com/2008/05/ebay-is-broken/#comment-20827 Crow Tue, 16 Sep 2008 15:21:13 +0000 http://aldoblog.com/?p=622#comment-20827 Forget the details, EBAY IS BROKEN. Right now I get error 503, service unavailable for two days on looking at members other items, today the summary page is changed unrecognisably and the 503 error extends to ALL SEARCHES! Without a working search, EBAY IS DEAD. I gave up selling weeks ago. Now it seems I must also give up buying too. They should sack their web developers and LEAVE WELL ALONE, but they won't. They'll accelerate the already vast exodus to other sites, and by the time they fix it, if ever, many of us will have no reason or wisg to return. eBay's stranglehold monopoly is certainly dead, even if they can recover from this debacle. Forget the details, EBAY IS BROKEN. Right now I get error 503, service unavailable for two days on looking at members other items, today the summary page is changed unrecognisably and the 503 error extends to ALL SEARCHES! Without a working search, EBAY IS DEAD. I gave up selling weeks ago. Now it seems I must also give up buying too.

They should sack their web developers and LEAVE WELL ALONE, but they won’t. They’ll accelerate the already vast exodus to other sites, and by the time they fix it, if ever, many of us will have no reason or wisg to return. eBay’s stranglehold monopoly is certainly dead, even if they can recover from this debacle.

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