#1. ScottyDo is organizing a 1 yr long boycott of eBay starting January 1 :
Quote:This Strike/Boycott Is Being Organized By Sellers Who Agree To Support ONE AUCTION SITE, In Order To Take Control Of The Market, Away From Ebay.
http://www.scottydo.com/news,page,321,to...tent_pages
#2 ScottyDo is an idiot and doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground when it comes to the ecommerce market
scottydo Wrote:ebay controls the market
scottydo Wrote:[size=24px]if the sellers join together to support ONLY ONE SITE, we can take control of the market, away from ebay[/size]
Barron's Wrote:nearly 43% of all consumers who shop online select Amazon.com (Ticker: AMZN) as their #1 preferred site, by far surpassing "other miscellaneous sites" (27.5%) and " Ebay.com" (EBAY) (only 10.3%)
http://online.barrons.com/article/SB1263...29323.html
Barron's in 2009: Amazon including 3P sellers is 1/3 of all US ecommerce
http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderdaily...-commerce/
Amazon Strategies Wrote:Active sellers on Amazon grew 22% to 2m
3P stayed steady at 31% of units
http://www.amazonstrategies.com/page/2/
3P sellers sell 31% of all units on Amazon, and analysts expect Amazon's total 2010 revenues to be $33 billion and 2011 revenues of $41 billion. 31% of $33 billion is...
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ae?s=AMZN+Analyst+Estimates
Scott Wrote:[size=12px]until we join forces and work together to support ONE SITE, Ebay doesn't have any real competition. [/size]
[size=12px]I need to put his moronic "eBay doesn't have any real competition" quote in my signature.[/size][size=12px] 
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Quote:The goal is more buyers and more sales for everyone. An analogy would be like rounding up cattle. The buyers are spread out over lots of different auction sites, but if we can round them up, and drive them into our corral or website, than we can keep them there and control the herd or the market. Right now ebay is the big cattle baron, but we got lots of good cowboys (sellers) that just need to join forces and work together, instead of trying to work independant.
Bolding mine
All at once now, everybody throw their 10 gallon hat into the air. YEE HAW
Quote:#1. ScottyDo is organizing a 1 yr long boycott of eBay starting January 1
He changed the start date to November 1st. :blinkie:
NOVEMBER 1ST!!!!!!!
THE START OF THE HOLIDAY SHOPPING SEASON!!!!!!!
LET'S ALL GIVE UP OUR HOLIDAY SALES, JOIN SCOTTY'S BOYCOTT, GO BROKE, AND JOIN SCOTTY IN A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER!
How sad he looks. At least Mo got rid of her cookie sneaking banner. No more AlsoShop cookie victims....lol
Quote: I don't like the Forum Nazi police
When he refers to "the Forum Nazi police", is he referring to the TT forum's frequent attacks on venues like ePier, iOffer, Plunderhere, and OnlineAuction that allow the sale of Nazi and white power memorabilia by admitted Nazis like auroranorth? :twistedevil:
Quote:right now ebay has a monopoly and controls the market.
Doesn't anyone else see that?
I don't see it, and this chart (
http://community.tuliptools.com/index.ph...2.new.html) doesn't show that eBay's marketplace enjoys a monopoly position amongst multi-seller venues.
Oligopoly might be a better term to use when referring to the concentration of power (i.e. marketshare) enjoyed by the top 3 players in the multi-seller marketplace segment of the ecommerce world.
Quote: if we all support ONE SITE
OK, I cast my vote for craigslist for 2 reasons: it's free (in most categories), and most importantly, it is one of the very few Internet companies where "greed" is a 4-letter word rather than the basis of the business plan -- unlike eBay or ScottyDo.
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Quote:boycott
I'd suggest shifting focus from a seller boycott of eBay to a buyer boycott. I'd be more than happy to volunteer my stores to be the ONE SITE that buyers join together and support.
Seriously, why does anyone waste their time arguing anything over there?
They are all just such a lost cause.
Obviously, Scott's boycott will be a huge waste of his energy. He's such a joke, yet they argue with him over and over again. Why give him any time or pay him any mind. Just another PSU flake at a dandruff party.
Scott nixed the boycott idea in favor of spamming sellers through the contact seller PM systems on Bonanza and BluJay,
PSU user Wrote:What you are saying is that the only marketing tool that works for you is spamming members of other sites? If so, maybe you need to rethink your business model and plan.
Scott the Spammer Wrote:Thats exactly what I am saying, this is the ONLY thing that has worked and I am seeing huge results.
You call it spamming, I call it selective emailing to sellers I hand picked. I am not contacting everyone on the site or sending out blanket emails, I am picking professional sellers that have nice ads and know what they are doing.
http://www.powersellersunite.com/about30...c-195.html
http://www.bonanza.com/forums/1/topics/145563?page=1
http://www.blujaybb.com/index.php?topic=65784.0
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