Ebay announced that starting March 31, 2008, digital downloadable goods (ex. ebooks, ecards, music animation templates) must be posted in the Ads Format with a charge of $9.95 for each template in a 30-day listing. David Burke, Ebay’s Director of Feedback Policy says “Digital goods are often reproduced at little to no cost to the seller. On eBay, this creates the potential for Feedback Manipulation.” On ebay’s part, the new policy will prevent feedback manipulation since ad listings do not go through ebay’s feedback. But ebay sellers are not satisfied with that explanation and thinks that the policy cannot answer the feedback manipulation problem in ebay. The new policy will only give more financial burden because of the the 30-day Ad fixed price charge.
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