Maybe the sales could improve a smidget by clearing all the 5 pages live chat windows, maps, and all the store templates and pointless information (and blank space) buyers have to scroll through at the top of the stores just to get to the products... and do it every time they visit another page.
http://www.alsoshop.com/shop.php?user_id=100
Really guys?
But when you expect $.63 daily wages for all your traffic exchange surfing, I guess none of that really matters.
Quote:Trivia question 1:
What percentage of the 20,000 $0.50-$3.00 gently stained and torn book titles listed on ASs could be purchased in better condition for 1 cent on Amazon?
a. 50%
b.75%
c. 90%
Trivia question 2:
What percentage of online shoppers would pay $0.50-$3.00 on ASs when they could get the same thing at Amazon for 1 cent
a. 0%
b. 0.000000000000000000000000000000000001%
c. 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001%
#1: 90%
#2: Divide the 1000 aSs members by 1 billion internet users worldwide, and the number I come up with is
.000001%. You were undervaluing the aSs customer base, sir.
Quote: the 5 pages live chat windows, maps,
It looks like a buggy PHP mods pimp attempted to borrow the social features from a certain Ruby on Rails programmer's site and failed miserably --unless his aim was to slow down pages and add another reason to hit the back button, in which case he succeeded.
Quote:Maybe the sales could improve a smidget by clearing all the 5 pages live chat windows, maps, and all the store templates and pointless information (and blank space) buyers have to scroll through at the top of the stores just to get to the products... and do it every time they visit another page.
...and once they finally get to the product listing they're greeted by large bold type, amateurish templates, etc.
Etsy and Bonanzle made the right decision when they decided to go the Amazon route and ban HTML in listings in order to provide buyers with a uniform shopping experience on every page.
Shopping on eBay and wannabe clones like ASs is not a buyer friendly experience - the listing description on every product page uses different fonts, templates, and many of the stores use their own navigation (think eBay stores with custom templates). Buyers often have to hunt to find the information they need - especially if the seller has hired a clueless eBay Stores or alt-site "designer" to make their listing and store templates
[quote author=sneakymagenta link=topic=9139.msg75178#msg75178 date=1252741531]
MoPuppet Wrote:Why would we use an app from an unknown person?
http://www.powersellersunite.com/post-27...tml#276412
Why would we use an auction site from an unknown fictitious LLC?
[/quote]
All references to "Alsoshop LLC" were removed from the alsoshop,com site this week after somebody on complaintsboard.com said they planned to file a complaint with the California AG about Alsoshop's use of a fake LLC. The WHOIS records still show Alsoshop LLC as the owner, and there are a few Google search results which still show it:
Google web search Wrote:Photography - AlsoShop.com
Copyright ©2008 AlsoShop, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners. ...
www.alsoshop.com/categories.php?... - Similar
Here's a glowing review of ASs from a satisfied customer:
Quote: AlsoShop.com and Ms. Lynette Jester or Ms. Lynette kept my $2.50 verify fee. And now I cannot access my seller account and have not receive my new password.
And this is almost like some scam auction site to paid the fee and still not have access to your own seller account in order to sell items.
I want my money back and need my account to be completely closed and emailed back on this closure
full Alsoshop seller testimonial:
http://www.complaints.com/2009/august/11...211987.htm (that happy camper also left glowing reviews on ripoffreport.com and complaintsboard.com last month).
Quote:All references to "Alsoshop LLC" were removed from the alsoshop,com site this week after somebody on complaintsboard.com said they planned to file a complaint with the California AG about Alsoshop's use of a fake LLC. The WHOIS records still show Alsoshop LLC as the owner, and there are a few Google search results which still show it.
The owner still hasn't deleted all his references to "Binarywebs Developments, LLC" from all his other sites, but he did remove it from and does seem to be deconstructing the illegal file sharing site he built at torrenscript.com.
[quote author=sneakymagenta link=topic=9139.msg75178#msg75178 date=1252741531]
MoPuppet Wrote:Why would we use an app from an unknown person?
http://www.powersellersunite.com/post-27...tml#276412
Why would we use an auction site from an unknown fictitious LLC?
[/quote]
A quote from Mo from that thread:
Quote: For that matter I have no use for a cell phone anyway.
This is the first time I actually am jealous of Mo
tolensmiley: because there are many times when I wish I didn't need a cell phone.
My HTC T8282 is surgically implanted on my hip :blinkie: When I'm out I check my email several times per hour and my stores text me when an order comes in. I receive notifications if there's a problem with our servers, I call vendors and customers...no matter where I go, I can't escape from work...help, my PDA has taken over my life. :blinkie:
[quote author=xwpopper link=topic=9139.msg75181#msg75181 date=1252767453]
Quote:All references to "Alsoshop LLC" were removed from the alsoshop,com site this week after somebody on complaintsboard.com said they planned to file a complaint with the California AG about Alsoshop's use of a fake LLC. The WHOIS records still show Alsoshop LLC as the owner, and there are a few Google search results which still show it.
The owner still hasn't deleted all his references to "Binarywebs Developments, LLC" from all his other sites, but he did remove it from and does seem to be deconstructing the illegal file sharing site he built at torrenscript.com.
[/quote]
New site, Auctionopia.com claims LLC registration in the state of Maryland.
http://sdatcert3.resiusa.org/UCC-Charter...rch_f.aspx
And this one can be verified. It's not a lot better off than the other Probidders, but at least they started off telling the truth.
It can't be that hard Mo and Ray if a newly launched site can have one. Heck, even WP Ray had his registered.
The really sad part is that he can't even tell how having a real LLC would save his a$$. There is no protection if a large Probid site like Webidz or Specialist Auctions gets a bad mod from him (like that ever happens
) that corrupted their database, and Ray gets sued. He'd lose his daddy's little fishing business because he claimed he operated a limited liability company, but in reality it's just him in his PJ's using a laptop in his kitchen with no protection for either him or his jammies.
Quote: It can't be that hard Mo and Ray if a newly launched site can have one. Heck, even WP Ray had his registered.
Hard isn't the problem. You're dealing with a rinky dink owner who runs her site out of
her basement her mother's basement and thinks $10-$20 mods are expensive. Forming an LLC costs more than $20. Incorporation isn't in the budget of a site that generates
$50 monthly gross $100 monthly gross [I forgot the $$ from PP verification fee skimming
tolensmiley: ] before server fees, and Traffic Swarm / ReallyStupidDolts /Surf4bargains upgrade fees.
