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The Perfect Store: Inside Ebay

Peter Wayner passed us this review of Adam Cohen's The Perfect Store, a chronicle of the rise of Ebay. Read on to learn more about the people and ideas behind the dominant online auction site. The Perfect Store: Inside Ebay author Adam Cohen pages 336 publisher Little,Brown rating 8 reviewer Peter Wayner ISBN 0-316-15048-7 summary The story of the world's largest online swapmeet, and why it's really not a swapmeet.

According to the tale, an atheist traveled to Rome to check out the Catholic Church, and saw, through some odd gift of divine grace, that the Devil himself was sitting at on the throne of St. Peter and ruling the Church disguised as a Pope. The atheist reflected upon the paradox and then became a devout Roman Catholic. Why? He reasoned that only the one true faith could succeed with the Devil himself in charge.

Leaps of faith take many forms, and none were stranger to the world of the 1990's than the possibility that people might buy objects they've never touched from people they've never met and send money to addresses they've never seen on the basis of a bunch of colored stars summarizing a community's collective opinion. Yet that's eBay -- and now anyone curious about the communion of online buyers and sellers can turn to The Perfect Store by Adam Cohen. The new history chronicles the purity of the founder's vision, the tumultuousness of exponential growth, the tremors of bliss rippling down the spines of the auction winners, the purgatory of crashing servers, the saintly trust of the masses, and the deviltry of the few. Through all of these trials and tests, the company prospered with a steadfast devotion to a libertarian's dream of a frictionless marketplace where buyers and sellers could engage in a conversation to discover the one true price.

The book is sort of a hagiography, although focused more on the marketplace community than the corporate leadership. Almost every twist and turn of the company's history seems to depend upon how well the people adhere to the vision of a hierarchy-free community of buyers and sellers. The company thrives when they make it easy for goods to find the people who want them.

The book begins where eBay itself began: in the vision of the founder, Pierre Omidyar. The book follows him and then the people who join the company by laying out a largely chronological collection of important milestones, interrupted every now and then with a tale of some quirky eBay member. The author, Adam Cohen, may not speak with the earnest voice of a true believer, but he is largely happy to describe the decisions with devotion and reverence. This shouldn't be surprising because he worked closely with everyone at eBay and even had his own company ID badge and work space in the office building. He obviously spoke often to the core team and the history is filled with their words.

But the book isn't a dump truck filled with happy stories. The book manages to include almost all of the major controversies that I, a casual eBay user and fan, remember. There's a long discussion about the decision to ban guns and plenty of talk about the right way to handle pornography and used underwear. Cohen also interviewed a number of the disenchanted members who developed a love/hate relationship with the marketplace run by one corporation. They keep talking about quitting or protesting or going somewhere else when eBay keeps jacking up the rates, but every time the market dominance of the company keeps pulling them back in.

The later half of the book is largely filled with these controversies, in part because there are only so many ways you can keep repeating details about the company's phenomenal growth. The viral explosion of new listings was the story at the beginning, but after the IPO cemented the success, the management had to wrestle with the bits of evil that would drift into the network.

Most of the coverage of these battles is straight-forward and carried by a flat tone typical of journalistic distance. The analysis and criticism are largely left for the reader to assemble, although the parts aren't hard to find. For instance, we learn early that Omidyar's experience in the 1980's with the fat cat-friendly IPO market inspired him to create a neutral marketplace where all buyers and sellers were equals. He apparently tried to buy into an IPO only to discover that skinny cats didn't get to buy at the issuing price. Back then, Omidyar was a skinny cat.

But when it comes time for eBay's IPO, the people on the company's throne skipped the chance for an eBay-like OpenIPO. Goldman Sachs got the opportunity to pick an opening price for the stock, and the investment bankers managed to find a number that left a lion's share for the usual fat cats.

At the time, Omidyar, the other members of the management team (Jeff Skoll and Meg Whitman) and Benchmark Capital controlled a stunning 98.1% of the stock. They quickly became billionaires. Many of the workers made a few million of that 1.9% divided among the rest, but everyone else was left out. The thousands of people who worked the bulletin boards, and help create a cohesive community ruled by colored stars got nothing. This continues to be a bitter point for many involved with eBay from the beginning. Money weaves a strange path in and out of the narrative. On one hand, marketplaces are all about price discovery. The only reason to list an item on eBay is to get money. On the other, the book gives the impression that it's kind of crass to be into eBay for the money. The eBay folks are supposed to be passionate believers in this community ruled by colored stars. It's all about community, we're told. But I guess if you can't get IPO shares, that's what you have to live with.

The book may be best as a sly bit of exploratory surgery aimed at the strange desires in our body that drive commerce and trade. Some of the vignettes of eBay members are priceless and the stories about the effect of eBay on the market for collectables are not to be missed. Before eBay, the members of the Midwest Sad Irons Collectors spent hours at garage sales and antique stores looking for what many of us might call a rusting hunk of metal. There were even conventions populated by dealers helping people find what they wanted. All of the socializing and chatting intertwined in the weekend swapmeets became history when eBay made it possible for anyone to get what they want by plopping down big bids. There's no need to go to wade through church yards filled with schlock to find the grail of sad iron collectors, the swan-on-swan. Someone else is doing it right now... and all you need to do is grep the database. If you're lucky, there's no reserve!

At moments like these, the essential paradox of eBay becomes clear. On one hand, we're really after the stuff. We want the Pez dispenser, the Hair Bear bunch poster or the Elvis jacket. Do you realize how hard it is to find one just like that?

On the other hand, anyone with a bank account can buy any collectable now. There are dozens of every collectable waiting for buyers on eBay. Purity of heart, steadfast devotion to the goal, or indefatigable energy won't help you find the Grail when it's just a matter of typing the right number into a web form. There's no real scarcity anymore if you've got the right credit card. Which brings the question: if the items aren't really scarce, why would we want them?

The real problem is that eBay strips away the narrative from the objects. Flea markets, classified ads, and garage sales toss in stories for free and this is what the dinner guests, the friends, and the collecting buddies really want. They want to hear about the clueless, the loopy, the obnoxious, the greedy, the windbags, the ditzes, and all of the other characters buying and selling sad irons.

Adam Cohen's history, The Perfect Store, is a crisp, clean, and thorough retelling of what made eBay what it is today. It's a good story and you can't just buy those. Wait, I guess you can -- and the publisher is willing to print as many as the market will bear. Well, there's another paradox: Maybe, if eBay can survive with this many strange, wonderful and bitter stories, it may be the one true thing after all.

Peter Wayner is the author of Translucent Databases , a book commodifying the protection paradox. It describes how to build databases that reveal nothing to the wrong people, but everything to the right people. You can purchase The Perfect Store from bn.com. Slashdot welcomes readers' book reviews -- to submit yours, read the book review guidelines, then hit the submission page.

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  2. Last post! by YourMissionForToday · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Don't read past this part. I assure you, it's all shit.

    1. Re:Last post! by cyborg_monkey · · Score: -1

      I agree with this post. But why are you reading this?

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  5. The Smurfs: Socialist Propaganda by TrollBridge · · Score: -1

    I like most of my generation grew up watching the Smurfs. I loved them so much that I tuned in every Saturday morning to see what crazy hijinks those lovable little blue creatures would get up to.

    It is just now that I have realized what I was really tuning into each and every Saturday morning was in actuality Socialist Propaganda!! Yes that is correct, Papa Smurf and all of his little Smurf minions are not the happy little characters Hanna Barbara would have us believe! The cartoon was really created by the Russian government in order to indoctrinate the youngest members of western society with Socialist beliefs and ideals thus destroying their resistance to the imminent Russian invasion that was to occur when this generation (my generation) grew up.

    To prove my point I submit that 1.) They live in a communal village and are discouraged to leave the village without the company of their fellow Smurfs. 2.) Every Smurf has his own specific job and does not deviate from that job. The job even becomes part of their personality and their name (Brainy Smurf, Handy Smurf, etc.) 3.) If ever a Smurf decides to strike out on his own he is cast into danger in some way of another and it is up to the collective to save him. 4.) Papa Smurf looks an awful lot like Karl Marx plus, he wears all that red.

    And let us not forget Smurfette, the lone female Smurf and the embodiment of community property.

    In the face of such convincing evidence, it is easy to mark the Smurfs as the Socialists they are, and their nemeses Gargamel (and his maladjusted cat Azrael, a not so subtle attack on ISRAEL) is the personification of Capitalism; out for himself and profit trying to destroy the peaceful commune of Smurfs.

    Thankfully our resistance was not destroyed, thanks to the determination of other cartoons such as G.I. Joe and Richie Rich who's goal it was to instill in the children of the western world the morals and values of Capitalism.

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  6. Hi there by Fucky+the+troll · · Score: -1

    Hi. I really don't give a spinning shit about this book, but I still hope the author has a really nice day and sells loads of copies to losers. Thanks for paying attention.

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  7. Inside my Ass by neal+n+bob · · Score: -1, Offtopic
    The Perfect Anus. The heartwarming insiders look at my rectum, as told by proctologist Dr. Seymour Butts.

    The book is on preorder with thinkgeek. Doesn't everyone love these stupid sales pitches^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hreviews?

    1. Re:Inside my Ass by neal+n+bob · · Score: -1

      whatever asslick modded this - how is this anymore off-topic than the whole freaking review? (other than the fact that I have not gotten my book published - you'd think the fruits at thinkgeek would be more interested in books about ass) I guess if I pay the slashwhores enough cash to pay for cowboikneels sex change and get some anti-biotics for jamie's crotchrot then they will review whatever crap book some tool puts out.

    2. Re:Inside my Ass by CLIT · · Score: -1

      Thank you, for the hard-hitting, insightful look into your rectum.

      I'm sure the /. crowd will snap up thousands of copies.

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  8. He's named like my name! by jaredbpd · · Score: 1, Funny

    So they named their book to sound like "The Perfect Storm." I wonder how many extra copies they're going to sell as a result of people with speech impediments trying to order that 'other' book?

  9. The intricacies of intimacy by Fucky+the+troll · · Score: -1

    9 posts so far and they're all trolls. This thread belongs to us!

    Now butter me up 'cause I'm ready for a long hard one.

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    1. Re:The intricacies of intimacy by neal+n+bob · · Score: -1

      all your thread are belong to us. I guess the rest of the morons are actually reading the sales pitch^H^H^H^H^Hreview before posting. fags

    2. Re:The intricacies of intimacy by Fucky+the+troll · · Score: -1

      Hideous fagly bastard-fuck hippies.

      How are you anyway? I hope you're well.

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    3. Re:The intricacies of intimacy by Sexual+Asspussy · · Score: -1

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    4. Re:The intricacies of intimacy by neal+n+bob · · Score: -1

      this has the looks of a fine, fine article. Almost no signal coming through the noise - and really what could one actually say about this story? It is just another damn paid pitch by the slashwhore crew. This probably made them enough money for a visit to the clinic and bottle of Jager.

    5. Re:The intricacies of intimacy by Fucky+the+troll · · Score: -1

      ...and to pay for an underage male prostitute on the way back.

      Please note: the slashdot crew are homosexual paedophiles.

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    6. Re:The intricacies of intimacy by CLIT · · Score: -1

      Yeah, Slashbots like sucking down some "Warm Bawls", that's for sure!

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    7. Re:The intricacies of intimacy by YourMissionForToday · · Score: -1

      Duly noted.

  10. Editors need to agree on this! by FortKnox · · Score: 1, Insightful

    OK, so now we worship how ebay works, yet scorn amazon for their dotcom business?

    Hrm....

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    1. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by SN74S181 · · Score: 1

      Oh, I don't worship eBay.

      It's a fine way to find hard-to-get items not easy to find anywhere else.

      But I would never consider 'a perfect store' one where I have to compete with other customers to drive the prices up.

    2. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by djtack · · Score: 1, Offtopic

      OK, so now we worship how ebay works, yet scorn amazon for their dotcom business?

      These types of comments drive me crazy. Has it ever occurred to you that slashdot is not a single organism? That it is not guilty of hypocricy simply because different members of the community have different opinions?

      Why are you so hellbent on having everyone agree? Image what the U.S. would be like if everyone voted for the same political party... oh wait, never mind, we already know what that's like.

    3. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by FortKnox · · Score: 1

      It was a joke. Jesus, lighten up a bit! Its friday, after all!

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    4. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by nathanm · · Score: 3, Informative

      Amazon is scorned by some /. readers because of their ridiculous patent on "one-click shopping." I haven't heard of eBay appplying for any ludicrous patents yet. Amazon, Yahoo, & others have auction sites too, but nowhere near the volume of eBay.

      Besides, the editors of /. all have their own opinions & don't need to agree on much.

    5. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      "Jesus" - now theres a joke:)

    6. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by frunch · · Score: 3, Interesting

      OK, fine... we at Slashdot are a diverse bunch of people with a diverse set of beliefs and opinions. However, it's often possible to find an opinion or a belief that the majority of slashdot readers agreeon . Example: Microsoft is Evil.

      Now, judging from the comments to a recent article posted about Amazon.com, one could surmise that the majority of slashdot readers (or at least a vocal minority), have an antagonistic relationship with said .com.

      Judging from the posts on this article, a lot of Slashdot users also like eBay. Somewhere there's got to be an intersection between these two groups. And by questioning how these people perceive these two companies, we 1) force them to justify their position and 2) learn about why people hold these opinions. I'd say that both of these are good methods for strengthening public debate.

      Again, I don't think we're assuming everyone agrees here, just asking those who do to justify their opinions. Just because everyone can read the post doesn't mean it applies to them.

    7. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0


      The only reason anyone thinks microsoft/amazon/apple is evil is because they each have a nice convenient figurehead to hang a skinny mustache upon.

      ebay doesn't have a hitler.
      and ebay has colored stars.

    8. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Redundant

      Grrrr! I will destroy you for stealing the First Atheist Post from me!

    9. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      God I wish there was a Stupid, -1 moderation option.
      And how is that insightful?
      Bah.
      Dumbass posters with dumbass moderators.
      Wish I could use one of my points here, but alas, it wouldn't do any good.

    10. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by baxissimo · · Score: 2

      I was assuming they meant "perfect store" from the business perspective. They offer a huge selection of merchandise without having to ever buy or warehouse any of it. Really, they're selling raw commerce itself. Great for them. But definitely not the best deal for the consumer.

    11. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by MrFredBloggs · · Score: 1

      "Amazon, Yahoo, & others have auction sites too, but nowhere near the volume of eBay."

      Yahoo just stopped theirs. They`re suggesting you use eBay, which i found quite funny. Still, i guess they arent competition now, so why not?

    12. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by erasmus_ · · Score: 2

      Please provide a link. Considering auctions.yahoo.com works just fine, and has no mention of this, I think you're making that up.

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    13. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by LinuxHam · · Score: 2

      Check out this notice. I could have sworn all of Yahoo! Auctions Europe was shutting down, but it seems to be even smaller than that. Just UK and IE.

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    14. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by CaptainStormfield · · Score: 3, Insightful

      I disagree that sites selling "commerce" like eBay are "definitely not the best deal for the consumer" for two reasons:

      First: what eBay is selling is a MASSIVE decrease in the transaction costs (including search costs) of the items bought and sold there. Without places like eBay, the transaction costs for many eBay transactions would be prohibitive.

      Second: since buyers don't pay any fees to eBay, I'm not convinced that eBay is taking anything from them. While its true that sellers might raise their reserve prices in anticipation of the transaction fees, I've not seen this in practice. (Most items I bid on are unreserved or have a very low reserve).

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    15. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by hondo77 · · Score: 2, Informative

      But definitely not the best deal for the consumer.

      I completely disagree. Every item I buy on eBay is never more than I'm willing to pay. If that means I miss out on something, fine because I didn't want to spend too much for it anyway. Of course, you could say that about buying anything, I suppose.

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    16. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by SN74S181 · · Score: 1

      It's the massive increase in the transaction cost that limits my enthusiasm for eBay. But I am talking about the shipping cost, mostly. I'd like to pick up another cheap 486 laptop off eBay to run NetBSD on for light duty (Python hacking, messing around with X11, etc.) But, while I can easily pick up one for under $30, the daunting $15-25 charge for shipping keeps me away. This is a problem with all web-based and mail order shopping, of course. In the case of eBay it's one of the big issues that keeps it from being the kind of fun I enjoy at swapmeets and hamfests.

    17. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by CaptainStormfield · · Score: 1

      That is a good point. The eBay transaction costs are much lower for (literally) lightweight hardware, collectibles like sports cards, stamps, and coins, hard-to-find music or DVDs, etc.

      However, assuming that you can purchase a 486 laptop for $30 in the non-virtual world, and that the shipping cost on eBay is $15, then the maximum that anyone ought to bid for the laptop on eBay is $15. Are sellers setting the reserve price of heavy items so high that the reserve + shipping is greater than the hypothetical $30? (I honestly don't know -- I've never purchased anything on eBay that weighed more than a pound).

      --
      "The dinosaurs died because they didn't have a space program." - Niven
    18. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by SN74S181 · · Score: 1

      I once purchased a SparcStation 2, complete with keyboard, mouse, and 17" monitor, on eBay.

      The shipping cost was about 150% of the price.

      Ouch!

    19. Re:Editors need to agree on this! by Rakarra · · Score: 2
      Yahoo just stopped theirs.

      I certainly hope so. Yahoo's auction service is terrible. It's not like ebay is terribly secure or safe to use, but Yahoo doesn't even make a flailing attempt towards security. A buyer can only email the seller if the seller agrees to it. If the buyer thinks the seller has cheated him, the buyer can file a protest (sortof like negative feedback). The catch is, the buyer can only do this twice in his lifetime. :P Utterly rediculous.

      Not to mention the huge number of bugs in the system. When I clicked on the 'file protest' or 'add a comment about this item' buttons, my browser would protest "undefined.warehouse.yahoo.com" not found (backend forgot to fill in hostname). The help link pointed to http:///help/buy (another hostname the backend forgot to fill in). All in all, it just had the feel of something that wasn't finished or fully tested.

  11. I love ebay, you can buy anything by Hairy_Potter · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    except maybe a Slashdot account, coz information wants to be free, unless Malda sez so.

    1. Re:I love ebay, you can buy anything by totallygeek · · Score: 2
      I just thought it was incredible that people would pay:
      • $50 - low-numbered ICQ account
      • Thousands! - online characters and equipment for games
      • $10 - Pet feces

      • These are just a few odd things out there. When on eBay, search for words like "shit", "crap" or "condom" -- get enlightened!

  12. Re:The Smurfs: Socialist Propaganda by Sexual+Asspussy · · Score: -1

    founder of the CLIT? UID 550878? you've gotta be shitting me.

    what, did you name it or something?

  13. I cant imagine a perfect store by JeanBaptiste · · Score: 2, Insightful

    would involve paypal

    1. Re:I cant imagine a perfect store by ncc74656 · · Score: 2
      would involve paypal

      PayPal's not the only payment option...hell, depending on the seller, it might not even be available for a particular item. eBay has its own payment system and there are several others. (Of course, you could also cut a check or buy a money order...but the delay involved in sending them through the mail makes them somewhat less popular than they used to be.)

      FWIW, I've never had any trouble in my dealings with PayPal. Then again, you hear people bitch about IBM Deskstar 75GXPs or Easy CD Creator all the time, and I've never had any trouble with those either (couldn't get ECDC working on WinXP, but v4.05 runs fine on Win2K as long as your drive is old enough...it works with the Lite-On 12x at home, but not the Lite-On 32x at work).

      --
      20 January 2017: the End of an Error.
    2. Re:I cant imagine a perfect store by hs81 · · Score: 1

      This is quite a key point. A perfect store would be one where an individual in one country can trade easily with someone in another country. With E-Bay this is not so. You have to use the wretched PayPal or similar schemes none of which work properly and all skim off more of the proceeeds.

    3. Re:I cant imagine a perfect store by NiceGeek · · Score: 1

      Or just a money order or personal check. Which are the only forms of payment I accept.

    4. Re:I cant imagine a perfect store by hendridm · · Score: 2

      eBay doesn't endorse PayPal any more than they endorse sending cash through the mail. PayPal is an external entity that consumers have the choice of using if they wish. Nobody's forcing you to bid on those PayPal auctions, but I've never had a problem with it (despite the fact that half the Slashdot community apparently has).

      Look at ratings people and insist on credit card payments for anything over an amount you are afraid to lose!

      Dan
      - Happily eBaying since 1995.

  14. SLASHDOT BELIEVES IN SECURITY THROUGH OBSCURITY!!! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic
    Read this article on The Reg for details.

    Here's an interesting way to secure an Internet-connected computer against intruders: Make sure the operating system and software it runs are so old that current hacking tools won't work on it. This was suggested by Brian Aker, one of the programmers who works on Linux.com, NewsForge, Slashdot, and other OSDN sites;


    Such professionalism amazes me!
  15. Leaps of faith? by ranulf · · Score: 5, Interesting
    Leaps of faith take many forms, and none were stranger to the world of 1990's than the possibility that people might buy objects they've never touched from people they've never met and send money to addresses they've never seen on the basis of a bunch of colored stars summarizing a community's collective opinion.

    Hmmm. I remember the days before the web became popular and there were so few people on usenet groups that you generally did just trust them.

    I remember sending real cash through the mail to someone in the states and they sent me a tape in return. Never even crossed my mind that anyone on usenet could be dishonest, as I read so many of their postings that I just trusted them.

    I guess replace postings with stars and add lots of red tape and you have eBay. :-)

    1. Re:Leaps of faith? by djtack · · Score: 1

      Yes, back in the "old days" I used to buy quite a bit of fairly expensive stuff from rec.audio.marketplace, and other usenet classifieds. Mostly you just trusted people, though the sellers would usually send things COD. It wasn't perfect, but everything was traceable.

    2. Re:Leaps of faith? by danamania · · Score: 1

      I remember sending real cash through the mail to someone in the states and they sent me a tape in return. Never even crossed my mind that anyone on usenet could be dishonest, as I read so many of their postings that I just trusted them.

      It's such a never-done-before-thing, that the whole going-to-be-ripped-off thing wasn't at the forefront of peoples minds. My experience started with a few ancient computers, barely worth $10-$20. They weren't available around here and if I lost that amount I could live with it - and with the amazing range of a worldwide second hand market... all those things-you-can't-get-anywhere-else just drag us in, we trust, they trust us, and it builds on from there.

      Sure there are ripoffs around, but the general want of people to trade what they have is big enough that in general - it all comes out positive.

      a grrl & her server

    3. Re:Leaps of faith? by ncc74656 · · Score: 2
      Hmmm. I remember the days before the web became popular and there were so few people on usenet groups that you generally did just trust them.

      I remember sending real cash through the mail to someone in the states and they sent me a tape in return. Never even crossed my mind that anyone on usenet could be dishonest, as I read so many of their postings that I just trusted them.

      I used to do a fair bit of trading through comp.sys.apple2.marketplace and misc.forsale.computers. I'd characterize it as having had about the same risk level as eBay...you were more likely to run into goods damaged in transit than to come across an out-and-out crook. (Not that the crooks didn't exist...tried buying a 16-meg SIMM from someone who ended up fleecing a small group of people. $350 would've been a good price at the time (early '96)...looking back, it was probably too good. Chris Dawson, if you're reading this, you're a punk. :-P)

      --
      20 January 2017: the End of an Error.
    4. Re:Leaps of faith? by SuperKendall · · Score: 2

      Around 1990 or so, I bought a Jean Michele Jarre CD online, had it shipped to someone I didn't know at all, and trusted him to send me a check after he got it in the mail. I wish I could remember details of why exactly that arrangement came to be, but it was someone who sent me email after reading a usenet post of mine.

      --
      "There is more worth loving than we have strength to love." - Brian Jay Stanley
    5. Re:Leaps of faith? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      Im suprised anyone still remembers that - that score was the down payment on a new truck, btw. Also, I lurked in the group for a long time after that on a different BBS connection and a differnt name.

      The sad thing is I could never pull that off today since the Feds would be all over my ass - oh well, I didn't realize that was 6 years ago.

      I would never have seen your post unless you would have called out Chris Dawson by name

    6. Re:Leaps of faith? by edbarrett · · Score: 1
      Hmmm. I remember the days before the web became popular and there were so few people on usenet groups that you generally did just trust them.

      Yeah, but then again, some of us had some rather disturbing sigs back in the USENET auction days.

      Man I miss my TurboExpress :(

    7. Re:Leaps of faith? by Guns+n'+Roses+Troll · · Score: -1

      Oh my dear god. Will you marry me?

    8. Re:Leaps of faith? by DNS-and-BIND · · Score: 2
      Yup, I still buy PC games from comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.marketplace. The prices are low and the people are generally honest, and the dishonest ones are quickly outed. Plus, let's face it, used PC games generally go for about $15, so there's little incentive for ripoff artists to operate. Usenet people generally have much greater respect for one another than joeblow4421@hotmail.com has for anniesmom44@aol.com.

      One could also check out specialty websites like Game Trading Zone, where users trade games they don't play anymore for ones they want. The system matches the user up with other users that have compatible needs, so a trade can be possibly negotiated. Pretty neat, and the system has enough users on it to make the matching effect worthwhile.

      There are many, many ways to pull dirty tricks on ebay, false feedback from dummy accounts is only one of them. One guy in particular took off with $300,000 in auction profits after establishing a stellar reputation with ebay's feedback system. Ebay's real problem is its success...it's too big. Once a system of any kind gets that big, it begins to be able to support predators, and the sharks come out and start eating people alive. I used to buy things from ebay frequently, but now I only use it as a last resort for otherwise-unfindable items like videos...the non-censored version of "Weird Al" Yankovic's UHF (the comedy channel version SUCKS), and Penn & Teller Get Killed.

      --
      Shutting down free speech with violence isn't fighting fascism. It IS fascism!
    9. Re:Leaps of faith? by unitron · · Score: 2

      You scammed people out of a bunch of money and you're surprised that they remember? Sheeeesh!

      --

      I see even classic Slashdot is now pretty much unusable on dial up anymore.

    10. Re:Leaps of faith? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      You truly are an oxygen thief.

    11. Re:Leaps of faith? by nuggz · · Score: 1

      Hmmm. I remember the days before the web became popular and there were so few people on usenet groups that you generally did just trust them.

      First thing I bought 'online' was through a fido echo. And yes, I sent cash too.

  16. Unicode Box Entities by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

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    1. Re:Unicode Box Entities by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      +1, Informative

  17. cool book by tps12 · · Score: 5, Funny

    I'm buying my copy used.

    --

    Karma: Good (despite my invention of the Karma: sig)
    1. Re:cool book by Brian+See · · Score: 2

      The parent poster, who joked that he was buying the book used on ebay (and was modded "Funny") actually lead us to an interesting point.

      Currently on sale from the seller "littlebrownandco" are two separate auctions:

      The first is a "One-of-a-kind first edition signed by eBay founders Pierre Omidyar and Jeff Skoll, current CEO Meg Whitman, and author Adam Cohen." and the second is a dutch auction for a copy signed by the author. Auction descriptions state that proceeds go the the "eBay Foundation" (presumably a charity).

      First, do we trust that "littlebrownandco" really is the publisher of the book? Or that the auction proceeds are going to charity? Or that it's authentic. The seller is a new user with zero feedback.

      But I think the more interesting point is that the auctions themselves make the point of the review's article. Before, to get a signed edition of the book, you'd have to wait around at a book signing. (And how hard is it these days to get CEOs to sign books for the hoi polloi?) But here, just plunk down the credit card and it's yours.

  18. Zombo-post by YourMissionForToday · · Score: -1

    This post is after my previous last post, like I'm fucking back from the grave or some shit. I'm just like Jesus!

  19. Truly an open and competetive market by Ma$$acre · · Score: 1

    Of course they don't allow certain things on their site, but if someone buys a telescope for a gun, there are side deals going on for the gun it came on for sure.

    Ebay, of course, brings in people who are addicted to the rush of the auction so they end up paying more than they would at a retail site. However, it offers an expansive selection of new and used items and lets the community police itself. In general it works, and surprisingly it scaled decently.

    --
    Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information upon it. -Samuel Johns
  20. Re:The Smurfs: Socialist Propaganda by TrollBridge · · Score: -1

    Yes, I acknowledge the past contributions of logged-in trolls of the past. The CLIT was founded to organize them under one name. So far the ranks are still swelling! Care to join?

    --
    There's a Mercedes gap too. I want one and can't afford one, but it's not government's job to do anything about it.
  21. Not dominant everywhere. by -brazil- · · Score: 1

    Ebay may dominate in the US and Europe, but its dominance was not inevitable. Ebay Japan is quite pathetic and the online auction market is instead dominated by Yahoo auctions - while Yahoo is stopping its auction service elsewhere.

    --

    The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes a little longer.
    --Henry Kissinger

    1. Re:Not dominant everywhere. by mumblestheclown · · Score: 1

      and ebay pulled out of japan.

  22. The Perfect Widening, as told by me. by CLIT · · Score: -1

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  23. I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by mekkab · · Score: 5, Interesting

    but seriously,
    as an infrequent e-bayer (13+ to my name) maybe I missed the whole community aspect.

    but beyond checking out someone's rating (are they crooks? are they auction kooks? Are they attached to some university and selling off old computer components? Did it "fall off a truck"?)
    I always thought the idea of community was more of an extrapolation.

    If I'm trying to find some old analog synthesizer of course I'm gonna check and see some auctions to find what the going rate is. I'll see some users names come up frequently and I'll see who has a passion for this stuff. Chances are we're bent in the same direction. But beyond the congratulatory e-mail and the negotiation of mailing addresses and payment methods is there more to the e-bay community?

    It's stars, stars mean sales, and that's that.
    Or am I just missing out on the richer tapestry of e-bay life that only becomes apparent when you have 100+, or 1000+?

    --
    In the future, I would want to not be isolated from my friends in the Space Station.
    1. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by danamania · · Score: 2

      But beyond the congratulatory e-mail and the negotiation of mailing addresses and payment methods is there more to the e-bay community

      It's also a type of obsession - one that's not necessarily unhealthy. I think people will flock wherever there are like-minded others, and those who like trading what they're interested in are a big enough group to sustain things. Everyone has a little hobby hidden away they'd love to pursue, but can't because of the lack of 'stuff' in their part of the world. I see eBay as helping that along wonderously.

      Incidentally I'm only a part-time ebayer myself, around +22, but occasionally I just have to buy something cos it's there, it's cheap, and a parcel in the mail is still something to be excited over :D.

      a grrl & her server

    2. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

      From time to time Dana likes to eat poop from what I understand - at least, that's what Walt Disney told me. POOP-EATERS OF THE WORLD MUST UNITE! Dana, I fully support your right to eat poop. Eat poop. Eat poop. Eat poop! Viva La Feces!

    3. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by mookie-blaylock · · Score: 1

      The closest aspect to "community" I saw on eBay was in their messageboards which are buried somewhere on the site. I discovered them wen I was looking for info on being a seller.

      At first glance, the messageboard (at least when I looked) was more of a help board with discussion peppered here and there. However, I've looked closer and looked back a few times and there's definitely a set of regulars who discuss their auctions and whatnot.

      I would imagine if you were into something kind of esoteric, you might run into the same few buyers & sellers during the auctions.

      I think the best way to describe the community -- from what I've seen -- is kind of like the neighborhood coffee shop. For many people, it's just a door they walk in, buy their coffee, and take off. However, if you go much, you'll slowly meet some of the regulars and perhaps befriend the owners. I would imagine that's a fair analogy of how eBay and its community emerges for most people.

      I may be totally wrong, though. Half the auctions I buy through these days seem to be stores having auctions online instead of individuals.

      --
      I am not Herbert.
    4. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Ebay is a huuge flea market where the unwashed can sell stuff they scrounged out of dumpsters.

    5. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by WhaDaYaKnow · · Score: 2

      But beyond the congratulatory e-mail and the negotiation of mailing addresses and payment methods is there more to the e-bay community?

      Actually, yes, I think so. I've just started to collect Remote Control Cars from Tamiya, which I used to own as a kid. eBay is a great place to find all this stuff, sometimes 20 years old, but brand new.

      The coolest thing, IMHO though is the people I've met through usually an initial purchase.

      A lot of the time these guys already have a large collection, and will ask if you need more parts. Before you know it you are not only exchanging parts, but also stories. It's quite fun. They all know each other from before I started this, so I would certainly call it a community.

      There's a guy in Japan that's now actually looking for parts for me, and considering the time he spent and the price of the parts, he can't do it just for the money.

      An other guy has a great website, but his provider inserts pop-ups, so I offered to host his stuff for free.

      So I'm basically staying in touch with quite a few of them. This wouldn't have happened pre-eBay, because there would have been no place to start. eBay has made the desire to sell a lot greater, so even for people with nothing to begin with, it's relatively easy to build up a collection quickly. All you need is $$$$ ;)

    6. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by Adam+Glen · · Score: 1

      I'd like to inform you in this message that your use of decimal is disturbing to geeks. I am repeating this message in slashdot to disturbing decimal posts. I think it likely that you do not know what radices mean, or else you would be using hexadecimal. Read about hexadecimal at intuitor and repost your comment using hexadecimal. You may use "0x" as a prefix or "h" as a suffix for the numbers.

    7. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by mekkab · · Score: 2

      listen chump, I EAT kernel dumps in hex for breakfast. I have read 0xDEADBEEF hex dumps in the past year!
      (that's a nod to my rs/6000 boys: Yeehaw! Howya doin?) Most of that time was spent listening to my favorite jungle track, "0x5B8D80 ways to die" (aka 6 million ways to die(decimal) for the hex impaired)

      I'd like to inform you that since I'm not accessing any memory locations (where the high order hex digit actually refers to a segment register), and that since I am talking to HUMANS, I will continue to use the commonplace decimal.

      besides, whats the difference between d13 and x13? a measly 6! (still puts you in the ball park) and if the 100 and 1000 were in hex (relating to d256 and d4096) that STILL gets you in the ball park!
      Precision is not a part of my argument, merely factor of scale is. As such, your nit pick is noted yet ignored.

      Good day.

      --
      In the future, I would want to not be isolated from my friends in the Space Station.
    8. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by mekkab · · Score: 2

      okay, its all becoming clearer now...
      In terms of computer parts (spare scsi drives, old mac os operating systems) since there's high turn-around and volumes out there, much of it with auction houses, I don't see the same camraderie.

      BTW: Oh yeah, I TOTALLY used to race MRC TAMIYA when I was younger!

      Tell me, do they still have those very small, formula-1 look-a-like racers that can't run on a normal street (I think they have neoprene wheels) so you have to build your own tracks?

      Looks like I should be checking out ebay...!

      --
      In the future, I would want to not be isolated from my friends in the Space Station.
    9. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by mekkab · · Score: 2

      I did not know they had forums...
      See that right there is an instant community builder. If you have any kind of traffic some people are bound to stick around. I've seen it around Song fighters, comic fiends, and since auctions can be a rush I could see people sticking around and chatting it up.

      And yes, my last couple of auctions were stores having auctions on line (or estate auctions). It's funny, the music shop down the road sells some of their stuff cheaper on e-bay... more reason for me to not leave my house!

      --
      In the future, I would want to not be isolated from my friends in the Space Station.
    10. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by mekkab · · Score: 2

      AS a victim to some early on auction obsession (involving other peoples money, no less!) I hear you loud and clear.

      And yes, a parcel in the mail sure makes all those bills seem not as bad!

      But this coupled with the comments just below (MRC TAMIYA and the message boards deep within ebay) it all starts to make sense.

      I guess E-bay gives you a certain flexibility- if you want to find that one obscure part for cheap, do your search and once the auction is over you don't come back until next time. And for others, its an obsession! ;)

      --
      In the future, I would want to not be isolated from my friends in the Space Station.
    11. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by mookie-blaylock · · Score: 1

      I just looked and they're easier to find than I remember them. The eBay boards range from informative to asinine. In that sense, they're like anywhere else. But whatever floats your boat. :)

      --
      I am not Herbert.
    12. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by cpeterso · · Score: 1


      I was reading a seller's eBay feedback. They had a few A++s and couple AAAAAA+++++++s. However they had one negative feedback: F+++++++++. To this day, I'm still not sure what that means..

    13. Re:I bet I can find a used copy on e-bay... by WhaDaYaKnow · · Score: 1

      Tell me, do they still have those very small, formula-1 look-a-like racers that can't run on a normal street (I think they have neoprene wheels) so you have to build your own tracks?

      I wouldn't know for sure, but I'd be surprised if you couldn't find it on eBay. I'm actually more into 1:10 4 wheel drive's, and I was amazed at what you can find on eBay. The oldest kit I bought (not 4WD) is from 1978, and is still unbuilt, in excellent, brand new condition. Pretty cool, if you are into it. ;)

  24. Athiest... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    According to the tale, an atheist traveled to Rome to check out the Catholic Church, and saw, through some odd gift of divine grace, that the Devil himself was sitting at on the throne of St. Peter and ruling the Church disguised as a Pope. The atheist reflected upon the paradox and then became a devout Roman Catholic. Why? He reasoned that only the one true faith could succeed with the Devil himself in charge.

    I know that this is treading on shaky ground (potentially offtopic, flamebait, and troll-like at the same time) particularly because this is essentially a semantic complaint (which I generally hate)...but since I have never heard that story before -- this is eating away at me.

    If an athiest thought he/she saw the Devil, that person is decidedly not athiest. In modern times, the/a Devil is typically a Christian construct (excluding Hades, etc), and to believe in such things, you must be either a Christian, or hold some relegious beliefs...therefore the person who saw the devil sitting in St. Peter's throne could not be an athiest.


    -Anonymous (Athiest) Coward

    1. Re:Athiest... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
      I'm taking this way too seriously, but...

      if an athiest thought he/she saw the Devil, that person is decidedly not athiest.

      True. Semantically however, it's quite possible for an aethist to see the Devil on a throne and simply not believe that the creature in question is the Devil. Their belief would be wrong, but it's semantically possible.

      I should add that the above doesn't rescue the parable, as apparently the atheist recognises the Devil as being such later on.

      Cheers,
      A semantically-precise aethist... :-)

    2. Re:Athiest... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      The story comes from the Decameron of the 14th century. Most translations use "Jew" instead of "atheist" and "corrupt pope" instead of "devil"

    3. Re:Athiest... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      #3659732:
      You're right -- I thought of that when I typed the original post, but being a non-believer, if some guy said "Hey, I'm the Devil" I'd put as much stock into his claims as the guy on the street corner yelling that he was the messiah.

      #3659941:
      Eat my ass

      #3660520:
      That's really cool, I didn't know that at all, thanks. (Even more interesting that a semite is the same as an athiset in the eyes of the translator...)


      -Anonymous (Athiest) Coward
      (again, eat my ass, spelling guy)

  25. Does this mean that... by burgburgburg · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg, Diane Lane and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio will star in the Wolfgang Petersen directed thriller about an online auction house?

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    1. Re:ASCII Art Time! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

      Only problem is, these characters aren't all the same width on all browsers, even when using , so it looks a bit fucked up sometimes.

  27. Hello. You really do suck. by CLIT · · Score: -1

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  28. What's an eBay? by Serial+Troller · · Score: -1

    What's an eBay?
    Is it anything like a PENILE POST ...?

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    1. Re:What's an eBay? by CLIT · · Score: -1

      This is more like an eBay.

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    2. Re:What's an eBay? by Serial+Troller · · Score: -1

      That's an ANUS. That's not an eBay. BTW, had any good clit lately? I hear your sister's is quite nice.

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  29. Re:The Smurfs: Socialist Propaganda by Sexual+Asspussy · · Score: -1

    do i want to "join"? did i miss something else here? look upwards a couple of lines, i'm logged in man

  30. You can get anything on eBay... by grommet_tdi · · Score: 3, Funny

    ...including an ass kicking. This "item" can be found here.

    1. Re:You can get anything on eBay... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      maybe it's just me, but 6'0 and 230 lbs isn't exactly a "big" guy. I'm that size and I consider myself average.

      If I wanted my ass kicked I wouldn't settle for anything less than 6'3" and 250. I'd prefer 6'6" and 300+, but I'm sure that'd be pretty expensive....

  31. the dominant online auction site? by hex1848 · · Score: 2

    I was thinking about this the other day, i dont think i know of any other user based auction sites (uBid isnt user based) that actually have any worth while content. eBay is the only place i know of to go these days. anyone know of any other worth while auction sites?

    yahoo comes to mind, but i havent been too happy with the content in the past.

    1. Re:the dominant online auction site? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

      You greasy motherfucker! My penis is waving around outside the building. EAT MY PENIS!!! EAT IT!!

    2. Re:the dominant online auction site? by afidel · · Score: 1

      Pre-Ebay there were a number of large online auction sites. One of them that I used to frequent before ebay was even online got absorbed by egghead during the early days of the dotcom mania for some rediculous sum. Since then egghead has discontinued the service.

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    3. Re:the dominant online auction site? by chrisvr · · Score: 2

      Rosalinda, one of the callers to the NPR interview with Adam Cohen (and evidently one of eBay's better known critics), mentioned sellyouritem.com and ioffer.com as two of the "thousands" of eBay alternatives. I took a look at both and there is some activity going on, although nothing like eBay.

      The way I see it, the problem with any competitors is that anyone who wants to use an alternate site out of principle is probably going to have to settle for a lower price because there is no site that gets the sheer volume of people that eBay gets. Less people=less bids, less bids=lower price.

  32. presenting. the hoe of slashdhot. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1

    did anyone hear about that new radical diet that only allows for 1400 calories a day or something?

    being rampantly promoted as the way to "live longer!!" based on conclusions from several sceintists.

    My friends, this is the work of the media propagnda mission, and it is going to kill us. We need to re-take control. And fast.

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  33. Fr1st 0b1tu4ry + pr0pZ by Adolf+Hitroll · · Score: -1

    LOS ANGELES, California (CNN)

    Dee Dee Ramone, bassist and one of the founding members of the seminal punk band the Ramones, was found dead in his Hollywood home, the Los Angeles coroner's office said Thursday. He was 50.
    (Truely an icon...)

    th1s e4rly ps0t 1s d3d1c4t3d t0:
    0n by, CLITs O th3 sp0rks,
    "kl3rck" o o 4nd 4ll
    n0n o. .o 4Cs
    o. . .o
    4nd o. .o p4g3
    w1d3n3rs o o 4nd 4ls0
    l3ngth3n3rs O 4V3RYWH3R3!
    tr0llz r0x0r !!! cr4pfl00d r3wlz!

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  34. Re:The Smurfs: Socialist Propaganda by TrollBridge · · Score: -1

    Well yeah, in fact, you are, but not yet in name :) I recognize official CLIT members by my Fans list.

    If you do not wish to become a fan, that's ok. We all recognize your contributions to the trolling community.

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  35. Gotta Love Ebay by big_groo · · Score: 3, Funny

    Some E-bay items for sale:

    Spammers
    Goat Sex
    Windows Boot Disk
    Hollow Jesus Fish Ring
    Various Linux

    You really can buy almost anything on ebay...

    1. Re:Gotta Love Ebay by headchimp · · Score: 4, Funny
      Yep, sure can.

      Take a look

    2. Re:Gotta Love Ebay by ptbarnett · · Score: 1
      Spammers [ebay.com]

      I'm tempted to bid on this and buy it (but not unless I could get it for a lot less than the reserve price of $2000).

      I'd go looking through it for any of my email addresses. What could I do to them if I found one?

  36. Editors should agree on this: by Rareul · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Amazon has never posted a profit, Ebay generates close to $50MM in distributive (but not distributed) earnings per quarter.

    1. Re:Editors should agree on this: by larry+bagina · · Score: 3, Insightful
      using the patented Amazon.com accounting rules, they posted a (incredibly small) profit for Q4 of 2001, although they admitted they don't expect to see another for years.

      Most of their statements are "pro-forma" or use other accouting gimmicks that would make Enron blush -- like not including interest paid on debt as an expense.

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      These aren't the 'roids you're looking for.

    2. Re:Editors should agree on this: by JordoCrouse · · Score: 1

      Uh-oh - better tell CNN. The think that Amazon turned a profit

      And since when do /.ers respect companies that make alot of money?

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  37. A+++++ GERATE REVIEW!! by tps12 · · Score: 5, Funny

    Prompt hyperlinking and friendly service! Content was only a little stupid!!! Would definitely read again!

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    1. Re:A+++++ GERATE REVIEW!! by PhoenxHwk · · Score: 5, Funny

      A++++++++++++++ Grate review of a review!!!!!!!!! A good adition to community!!

      :)

  38. not perfect at all by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    a)online auction fraud is one of the biggest sources of fraud on the internet, period
    b)there is more CRAP on ebay than anywhere else. I tried to find a Powerbook, and I had to spend 20 minutes weeding out the complete CRAP even though I was looking only the "laptops" category(there is a separate "accessories" category, which of course all the accessory hucksters ignored.) By the time I was done, I had something like:
    "powerbook -memory -pad -mouse -case" etc...you get the idea.

    Ebay has three basic problems:
    -the listings are far from real-time. I've found auctions still listed as running, with decent prices...click on it, and the auction ended an hour or more ago
    -astronomical levels of fraud
    -garbage, in the form of:
    -improperly listed items
    -worthless trinkets(laser pointers etc)
    -snake oil(radar "eliminators", diet pills, etc)
    -items with little to no info and probably not even working("This item is sold AS IS. I get many different kinds of _____ and I don't have the [pick one: experience, equipment, time] to test ______") Translation: "I bought this off the back of a truck and there's no way in hell it'll work, but I might sucker some stupid college kid into paying $50 for it when I got it for $1"

  39. Misses the point? by 00_NOP · · Score: 1

    Isn't the thing about ebay - at least it is for me - is not the availability of large numbers of things, but that they are cheap?

    Seventy five pence for a working NIC was a recent purchase of mine.

    1. Re:Misses the point? by Rupert · · Score: 2

      Sometimes. Everything that I've sold on eBay has gone for much more than it's worth. I'd get all depressed about day 5 that I wasn't going to make any money, then the bots kick in and the price doubles or triples.

      How much was postage on that $0.75 NIC?

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    2. Re:Misses the point? by headchimp · · Score: 1

      Yeah but 10 Pounds for shipping?

    3. Re:Misses the point? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      That's as much reason for me using ebay as the great variety of stuff. I only buy items that are dirt cheap; if they start getting anywhere near market value, I stop bidding. However, for some people the thrill is the "competition" aspect of bidding, which seems rather silly, and these people are the ones who generally pay way too much for items. You can do the same thing by driving down the road and seeing who can throw the most money out the window.

    4. Re:Misses the point? by LupusUF · · Score: 1

      If you want to buy things cheap, wait till there is glut of the item.

      For example, when the Harry Potter DVD came out, many were selling for above what I could buy them for at Best Buy. Many people noticed this, and a few days later there were about 30 copies of the Harry Potter DVD on sale, now going for half the price.

      While many buyers to get caught up in the frenzy, sellers do that as well. They see something going for a high price, and all decide at once that they will sell the item as well, which drops the price considerably.

    5. Re:Misses the point? by 00_NOP · · Score: 2

      Well, it was £0.75 and the postage was a quid. A lot less than it would have cost me to go somewhere and buy it.

    6. Re:Misses the point? by Rupert · · Score: 2

      Feeble justification for missing my native currency follows:

      Pence rhymes with cents.

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  40. ebae by TweeKinDaBahx · · Score: 0, Troll

    anywhere you can buy a human kidney or a kilo of coke has to be good.

    1. Re:ebae by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Actually, anywhere you can buy a kidney _and_ a kilo. Makes Amazon's one-stop shop look weak in comparison...

  41. to all of those people by paradesign · · Score: 2, Interesting
    who say that they can never find what they are looking for, i ask them if theyve tried ebay. mot of the time the response is no, cause if they would have checked it they would have found what theyre looking for.

    for example, all of you people who support emulation because you "cant find" the hardware bullshit, nearly everything in this 70+ system collection was found on ebay. im sorry but ebay has revoked the excuse of obscurity!

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    1. Re:to all of those people by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      cause if they would have checked it they would have found what theyre looking for.

      Really? Then find me TSOP-II (54 pin) 512Mbit 16 bit wide SDRAM devices capable of running at 133Mhz CAS2.

    2. Re:to all of those people by hagardtroll · · Score: 2

      Well, where is the Compucolor II computer I've been looking for for years...

    3. Re:to all of those people by Kedyn's+Crow · · Score: 1

      Being a diehard video game music fan I tried to find the soundtrack to an old saturn rpg called Albert Odyssey : Legend of Eldean. I wouldn't have even known it existed if I hadn,t stumbled upon this site.

      Of corse I did find the Breath of Fire 2 soundtrack and the Dragon Force 2 soundtrack there so maybe it will turn up some day

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  42. why would we want them? by shoppa · · Score: 4, Insightful
    Which brings the question: if the items aren't really scarce, why would we want them?

    Most "collectibles" go through huge buy-up/sell-off cycles. In the buy-up cycle, everyone sees that everyone else wants the item and therefore decides they need it too. E-bay has, IMHO, greatly accelerated this part of the cycle, for better or for worse, but the cycle has been around forever.

    Just look at the E-bay auction terminology: to "win" an auction is to have bid the most. It turns into a game. Which is what the whole auction-to-the-public industry is based around, in fact. The "pros" (as opposed to the public) know that you don't win by paying the most :-)

    1. Re:why would we want them? by jafuser · · Score: 2

      Actually, I've been able to become much less of a pakrat since eBay came along... I can justify getting rid of stuff now becuase I know (for example) I'll always find some kook who collected all his Amiga Format magazines and is willing to sell me that one issue with a demo of Megalomania in case I ever have the urge to give it another run.

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  43. Re:The Smurfs: Socialist Propaganda by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    PENIS PENIS PENIS! The more I think about my own penis, the angrier I get. You see, it's not the size that's the problem (it's a solid six +- an inch depending upon the size of your mom's boobs), it's the foul substance that comes out of it. I hate that shit. Why does semen have to be so gross? It's like fucking web-fluid. And in this post 9/11 world, I just can't understand why anyone would watch fucking douchebag Star Wars. I mean, my penis isn't a light saber - it's a web fluid gun. I can't identify with Mace Windu because he has a really big light saber and I am white. Fuck you! You're white too! Don't judge! We all know that Slashdot appeals to white males who can't get pussy. Well, I can get pussy but I have to pay for it. Anyway, sometimes when I fuck my border collie, I think to myself, "Is bestiality cool? I wonder...is bestiality cool?" The answer that comes up in my mind again and again is YES! A million times YES!!! They evacuated the pooper today. Apparently someone took a dump in there that smelled really bad. See you guys later!

  44. Hmmm.. by Codex+The+Sloth · · Score: 3, Funny

    I wouldn't bid without seeing a picture of the guy. 6 ft and 230 lbs might sound good but then you pay and he's only 5'7 and 150 lbs! And shipping isn't included...

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  45. Interesting interview with Adam Cohen on NPR TOTN by jimkski · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Check out www.npr.org for a stream of talk of the nation's interview with Adam Cohen about his book. An interesting point comes when a caller named Rosalinda calls in and relates the dark side of ebay (which includes rigged auctions and shill bidding rings).

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  46. ipo by larry+bagina · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    At the time, Omidyar, the other members of the management team (Jeff Skoll and Meg Whitman) and Benchmark Capital controlled a stunning 98.1% of the stock. They quickly became billionaires. Many of the workers made a few million of that 1.9% divided among the rest, but everyone else was left out. The thousands of people who worked the bulletin boards, and help create a cohesive community ruled by colored stars got nothing. This continues to be a bitter point for many involved with eBay from the beginning. Money weaves a strange path in and out of the narrative. On one hand, marketplaces are all about price discovery. The only reason to list an item on eBay is to get money. On the other, the book gives the impression that it's kind of crass to be into eBay for the money. The eBay folks are supposed to be passionate believers in this community ruled by colored stars. It's all about community, we're told. But I guess if you can't get IPO shares, that's what you have to live with.

    I know RHAT (and maybe LNUX) collected email addresses from gpl software and offered a few token shares to some contributors. What did Slashdot/ANDN do? I recall some people complaining that if you had a user id below xxx you deserved stock, or if you had a karma over xxx you deserved stock.

    Please refresh my memory.

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    1. Re:ipo by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I think you'll find that when slashdot was sold, the money went into the owners pocket.

  47. What community? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Insightful

    The eBay I'm familliar with is one with lots of mis-labled/described items that are pawned off as other things. Knock-off items abound. Over priced shipping costs. Paypal/bidpay. Crazed buyers that pay more than retail for used goods. and so forth.

    Yes there is also a lot of nice stuff on eBay, it is not a good place for the ill informed(explain to your parents why "they" got ripped off sometime).

    As for community? People are in it for the money as others have pointed out. There is less interaction than you would find at your local drugstore. Once a transaction is done, odds are you won't do business with the individual again. A community involves interaction, not one or two transactions.

    1. Re:What community? by TweeKinDaBahx · · Score: 1

      "They have all the top brands, like magnet-box and sorny!" -- Homer Simpson

    2. Re:What community? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      What do youm mean? That's a genuine panaphonics!

    3. Re:What community? by AlgUSF · · Score: 1

      Your forgot about Panaphonics.... It was something involving magnet-box, panaphonics, and sorny...

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    4. Re:What community? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Ebay did attract a lot of commericial sellers who though they could unload their stuff at way to high a price. But, a little better searching and researching usually gets the people you want to buy from.

      I just can't stand going to a speciality store where the sales guy starts making ridiculous praises (about their overstocked merchandise) to try and unload it to you. At least on the web, you have a lot of information to research.

  48. fuck that by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    More pics of that BSD babe please.

  49. Paid Advertisement by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    You'll notice that the vast majority of comments relating to this post are by the so-called "trolls." (Normally the only people with anything interesting to say.) This is because the normal Slashdot crowd has no interest in this horseshit. In an attempt to avoid being de-listed, VA-DonkeyPenis will do anything to raise even a tiny bit of capital - including but not limited to, sacrificing all journalistic integrity they may have had and taking paid adverts for shitty books that no one in their right mind would want to read. Certainly this book has nothing to do with "nerds" and obviously it doesn't matter. Fuck. Slashdot sucks shit. Hey Taco, why don't you go look in the soda machine for some forgotten change? VA-DonkeyNuts will soon be NO MORE! I think that we should organize delisting parties all around the country. That way, we can come together and celebrate something worthwhile (instead of those faggots with Mozilla release party - I guarantee not a single guy that went to one of those has ever touched a boob, let alone a pussy.) In conclusion, Jon Katz is a fucktard!

    1. Re:Paid Advertisement by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Let me guess, you submitted a story and it was rejected?

  50. Re:Interesting interview with Adam Cohen on NPR TO by shoppa · · Score: 2
    dark side of ebay (which includes rigged auctions and shill bidding rings).

    But these aren't unique to E-bay auctions, they can (and do) happen in almost all types of auctions. It's just human nature.

    Heck, fraud happens outside of auctions too. At least E-bay has a feedback and delisting scheme in place.

  51. The CLIT is gay by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    join the UTM you homos

    1. Re:The CLIT is gay by News+For+Turds · · Score: -1

      Hewlett-Packard Install Network Printer Wizard
      v 02.00

      Table of Contents
      1. Overview
      2. DHCP
      3. DNS
      4. IP Address Support
      5. Suggest IP Address (Autonet)
      6. NetWare Support
      a. Supported Versions
      b. NDS Multiple Tree Support
      c. NetWare 5 Support
      d. No Novell Print Path
      e. No NDS volumes
      f. Support for NDS localities
      7. Device Discovery
      a. Gateway
      b. Multi-homed Machines
      c. 0.0.0.0 IP Addresses
      d. Class A Subnet Masks
      8. Driver Support
      a. License Acceptance
      b. Have Disk Support
      c. HP Driver Updates
      9. IPX Port Monitor and Data Corruption
      10. Printer Names
      11. Printer Share Name
      12. Error Messages
      13. Known Problems Installing HP Printer Drivers Under Windows 95/98
      14. Known Problems Installing HP Printer Drivers Under Windows NT 4.0

      1. Overview
      This Read Me file contains last-minute product information for the Hewlett-Packard
      Install Network Printer wizard for Windows 95/ 98 and Windows NT.

      2. DHCP
      If you try to change just the subnet mask on an HP JetDirect print server that has
      been configured via DHCP, you will get an error message while using the Hewlett-Packard
      Install Network Printer wizard. Once a JetDirect print server has been manually
      configured, it will store the IP address, subnet mask and default gateway statically
      instead of trying to obtain them dynamically. Allowing a static change only to the
      subnet mask would cause DHCP-configured IP conflicts in the future. For more information
      on this subject, see the HP JetDirect documentation.

      3. DNS
      In a DNS environment, the Hewlett-Packard Install Network Printer wizard will
      automatically set up the port with the host name rather than the IP address. If you have
      a DNS environment that allows Host lookup by IP, but not the reverse lookup, the printer
      will never print a page. We consider this environment to be an invalid DNS environment.
      To fix the port without changing the DNS environment, view Properties for the printer.
      Select the ports tab. Select the port that is in use for that printer. Click Configure
      Port. Change the host name to the correct IP address.

      4. IP Address Support
      Hewlett-Packard Install Network Printer Wizard do not support class D IP address. Class D IP
      addresses are those addresses with the form of 224.xx.yy.zz

      All addresses of the form 127.xx.yy.zz are reserved for loopback testing. They are not valid IP
      to be used to configure device on the network.

      5. Suggest IP Address (Autonet)
      The algorithm for obtaining the IP address for the "Suggest Settings..." button is
      derived from the Internet Draft DHC-IPV4-AUTOCONFIG by R. Troll entitled "Automatically
      Choosing an IP Address in an Ad-Hoc IPv4 Network". The algorithm for generating the IP
      address is to randomly generate an address in the 169.254.x.x reserved address range,
      then determine if it is in use on the network. If it is in use, generate another address
      in the range. Repeat until an address is generated that is not in use. The resulting
      address is not intended for use on the Internet. Microsoft uses a similar scheme for
      determining an IP address on Windows 98 and Windows 2000 when the system is in an environment
      that doesn't have a DHCP or bootp server, and the system is configured to dynamically
      determine and IP address.

      6. NetWare Support
      a. Supported Versions
      The supported versions of NetWare are: 3.11, 3.12, 3.2, 4.11, 4.2. For Novell
      queue creation, you must be logged into a Novell bindery or NDS server using a Novell
      supplied client requester. See www.novell.com for client updates.
      b. NDS Multiple Tree Support
      The Hewlett-Packard Install Network Printer wizard only provides support for the NDS
      tree the user is currently logged into. If a different tree is desired you must quit
      the application, change your login to the desired tree and rerun the application.
      c. NetWare 5.0 Support
      If NetWare 5 is configured for IPX, and an IPX connection is being used on the client,
      the Hewlett-Packard Install Network Printer Wizard can be used to create an NDS print
      queue. If NetWare 5 is configured for TCP/IP and a TCP/IP connection is being used on
      the client, the Hewlett-Packard Install Network Printer wizard can be used to create
      an IP print path. If the client on which the application is being run has an IPX
      connection to the NetWare 5 server, and the client is logged in, an NDS queue server
      print path will be recommended. If IPX is not in use but TCP/IP is, a TCP/IP print
      path will be recommended. In order to create NDS queues, an IPX connection with a
      login must be present.
      d. No Novell Print Path
      The Hewlett-Packard Install Network Printer wizard relies upon several DLLs that ship
      with the Novell Client for 95 and NT. The application will look for these DLLs and
      the associated entry points within them. If any of the necessary DLLs are missing,
      or if they do not have the needed entry points (perhaps an old version), a Novell
      print path will not be available although other supported print paths will be. If a
      Novell print path is not available when you think one should be, try upgrading your
      Novell client software to a newer version.

      e. No NDS volumes shown in NetWare 4.11
      There is a known problem reading the list of available NDS volumes in NetWare 4.11 with
      service pack prior to version 7. This problem has been seen in cases were the user
      logs into an NDS context that is at a lower level than the available volumes. The solution
      is to install the NetWare 4 Support Pack 7 or upgrade to NetWare 4.2.

      f. Support for NDS localities
      The Hewlett-Packard Install Network Printer Wizard cannot recognize localities in the
      NDS context.

      7. Device Discovery
      a. Gateway
      Discovery performance will be very slow if your client PC does not have a gateway
      configured. To configure a gateway, choose "Network" in the Control Panel, and then
      look at Properties for the TCP/IP protocol. An input should appear for entering a
      gateway address. See the online help for a more information on TCP/IP and gateways.
      b. Multi-homed Machines
      Multi-homed machines are not supported. In a multi-homed machine, it is not possible
      to distinguish between multiple devices with the same IP address. A multi-homed
      machine is a computer with more than one network connection. It is possible for two
      or more devices on different networks to have the same IP address. A multi-homed
      machine would see both devices and there would be no guarantee that you are
      configuring the correct device. In this case, either disable all but the correct
      network card, or configure the HP JetDirect print server from another PC that is on
      the correct network and has only one network card. This problem may also occur on
      PCs that contains both a network card and a dial-up adapter.
      c. 0.0.0.0 IP Addresses
      Assuming that an IP address is not assigned, a JetDirect-connected printer will have
      an IP address of "0.0.0.0" for approximately 2 minutes after a factory reset. After
      2 minutes the IP address will automatically be assigned "192.0.0.192". Attempts to
      configure a "0.0.0.0" device through an IP print path will fail. You must wait until
      the HP JetDirect device has a non-zero IP address before attempting to configure it.
      d. Class A Subnet Masks
      If the machine running the Hewlett-Packard Install Network Printer wizard has an IP
      subnet mask of "255.0.0.0" (which is known as a "Class A" subnet mask), device
      discovery will suffer a significant performance degradation. To improve discovery
      performance you must change your subnet mask to a non-Class A subnet mask.

      8. Driver Support
      a. License Support
      Some drivers require the acceptance of a license. When installing a driver, if a
      dialog appears that requests acceptance of a license, you must approve the license
      before the application will continue. Failure to approve the license will result in
      the application hanging.
      b. Have Disk Support
      To support new printers or drivers, the "Have Disk" button can be utilized during
      driver installation. For the "Have Disk" functionality to work, the media must
      contain an "inf" file (e.g. filename.inf). Some driver updates available on the
      World Wide Web are in the form of self-extracting archives and are not in a format
      that "Have Disk" can utilize. In this case, install the driver before running the
      Hewlett-Packard Install Network Printer wizard.
      c. HP Driver Updates
      Hewlett-Packard driver updates can be found on the World Wide Web at:
      www.hp.com/go/support
      NOTE: This URL is subject to change.

      9. IPX Port Monitor and Data Corruption
      Some printers may experience data corruption when used with the Hewlett-Packard IPX
      Port monitor under Windows NT. These errors may be corrected either by installing an
      appropriate hot fix for NT or by installing Service Pack 4 from Microsoft.

      10. Printer Names
      When naming a printer within the Hewlett-Packard Install Network Printer wizard you
      must enter a name in English that conforms to the Microsoft Printer Naming rules
      (i.e. what would be accepted in the Microsoft Add Printer wizard). If a localized name
      is required, assign the printer name in English and finish the install. Then open the
      printer folder from the Control Panel and select the desired printer. Select "Rename"
      from the File menu and rename the printer with a localized name.

      11. Printer Share Name
      Spaces are not allowed for naming printer shared name.

      12. Error Messages
      Error writing to for : The system cannot write to the specified file.

      This error message may appear when attempting to print a test page or during regular
      use. It usually means the printer is out of paper or unavailable. Check the printer
      and make sure it is plugged in, has paper, etc. If you were running the Hewlett-Packard
      Install Network Printer wizard when this occurred, there is no need to rerun the
      application. Simply locate the printer in the printer folder and right mouse click on
      it. Choose "Properties" and select to print a test page. If you have corrected the
      error condition, a test page should now print.

      Driver cannot install. Must run printer's setup program.

      When installing certain HP printers (see tables below under #11 and #12), the Hewlett-Packard
      Install Network Printer wizard may not be able to install the driver. You will receive an
      error message stating that you need to run the printer's setup program. The Hewlett-Packard
      Install Network Printer wizard may create the printer in the printer's folder despite this error.
      The installed printer will not function properly. After the wizard exits, run the setup
      program that comes with the printer. You may have to identify the printer as existing on a
      local port such as LPT1. Install the printer using this setup program. Now delete both
      printers from the printer folder (the printer created by the HP wizard and the printer created
      by the printer's setup program). Run the HP wizard a second time. This time choose existing
      drivers. You will see two similar printer strings. One will be from the first HP wizard
      install and one from the printer's setup install. Choose one. If the wizard exists
      successfully you chose the proper driver. If the installation fails, rerun the wizard and
      this time choose the other driver. Finally, check to make sure the printer created is the
      default printer. This can be accomplished by right mouse clicking on the printer in the
      printer's folder and seeing if "Set As Default" is checked.

      13. Known Problems Installing HP Printer Drivers Under Windows 95/98
      Some HP printer drivers do not install correctly using the printer .INF file and the
      "Have Disk..." option. These drivers and the behaviors that they exhibit are listed
      below, along with directions to install these drivers properly.

      Printer Model: HP LaserJet 8100
      Behavior: PCL 6 driver will not install. The user will receive a "Spool 32" error.
      Solution:
      1. Run the file Setup.exe that came with the printer driver to install the driver.
      2. Run the "Install Network Printer Wizard" to install the printer with the PCL 6 driver.

      Printer Model: HP LaserJet 8000
      Behavior: PCL 6 driver will not install. The user will receive a "Spool 32" error.
      Solution:
      1. Run the file Setup.exe that came with the printer driver to install the driver.
      2. Run the "Install Network Printer Wizard" to install the printer with the PCL 6 driver.

      Printer Model: HP Mopier 320
      Behavior: PCL 6 driver will not install. The user will receive an error message telling them
      to run the setup program that came with this printer, and then to run the printer
      installer again.
      Solution:
      1. Run the file Setup.exe that came with the printer driver to install the driver.
      2. Run the "Install Network Printer Wizard" to install the printer with the PCL 6 driver.

      Printer Model: HP LaserJet 4050
      Behavior: PCL 5e driver will not install. The user will receive an error message telling them
      to run the setup program that came with this printer, and then to run the printer
      installer again.
      Solution:
      1. Run the file Setup.exe that came with the printer driver to install the driver.
      2. Run the "Install Network Printer Wizard" to install the printer with the PCL 5e driver.

      Printer Model: HP Color LaserJet 4500
      Behavior: Postscript driver will not install. The user will receive an error message telling
      them to run the setup program that came with this printer, and then to run the
      printer installer again.
      Solution:
      1. Run the file Setup.exe that came with the printer driver to install the driver.
      2. Run the "Install Network Printer Wizard" to install the printer with the Postscript
      driver.

      Printer Model: HP DeskJet 2500C
      Behavior: The DeskJet 2500C driver will not install. The user will receive an error message
      telling them to run the setup program that came with this printer, and then to run
      the printer installer again.
      Solution:
      1. Run the file Setup.exe that came with the printer driver to install the driver.
      2. Run the "Install Network Printer Wizard" to install the printer with the driver.

      Printer Model: HP LaserJet 5M
      Behavior: The following drivers will not install properly: PCL Standard, PCL Enhanced,
      Postscript. The user will receive an error message telling them to run the setup
      program that came with this printer, and then to run the printer installer again.
      Solution:
      The drivers for the HP LaserJet 5M can not be installed with the "Install Network
      Printer Wizard." Please use JetAdmin or Web JetAdmin to install this printer and drivers.

      Printer Model: HP Color LaserJet
      Behavior: The following drivers will not install properly: HP Color LaserJet, HP Color LaserJet
      5/5M (CLJ5FR), HP Color LaserJet 5/5M (HP). The user will receive an error message
      telling them to run the setup program that came with this printer, and then to run
      the printer installer again.
      Solution:
      1. Run the file Setup.exe that came with the printer driver to install the driver.
      2. Run the "Install Network Printer Wizard" to install the printer with the driver.

      Printer Model: HP Color LaserJet 5
      Behavior: The following drivers will not install properly: HP Color LaserJet, HP Color LaserJet
      5/5M (CLJ5FR), HP Color LaserJet 5/5M (HP), HP Color LaserJet 5/5M Postscript. The
      user will receive an error message telling them to run the setup program that came
      with this printer, and then to run the printer installer again.
      Solution:
      1. Run the file Setup.exe that came with the printer driver to install the driver.
      2. Run the "Install Network Printer Wizard" to install the printer with the driver.

      Printer Model: HP LaserJet 6P
      Behavior: The following drivers will not install properly: PCL Standard, PCL Enhanced,
      Postscript. The user will receive an error message telling them to run the setup
      program that came with this printer, and then to run the printer installer again.
      Solution:
      1. Run the file Setup.exe that came with the printer driver to install the driver.
      2. Run the "Install Network Printer Wizard" to install the printer with the driver.

      Printer Model: HP LaserJet 6L
      Behavior: The PCL Standard will not install properly. The user will receive an error message
      telling them to run the setup program that came with this printer, and then to run
      the printer installer again.
      Solution:
      1. Run the file Setup.exe that came with the printer driver to install the driver.
      2. Run the "Install Network Printer Wizard" to install the printer with the driver.

      Printer Model: HP OfficeJet Pro 1170C
      Behavior: The OfficeJet Pro 1170C driver will not install properly. The user will receive an
      error message telling them to run the setup program that came with this printer, and
      then to run the printer installer again.
      Solution:
      1. Run the file Setup.exe that came with the printer driver to install the driver.
      2. Run the "Install Network Printer Wizard" to install the printer with the driver.

      Printer Model: HP DeskJet 1120
      Behavior: There is a port monitor error right after installing the printer. The printer supplied
      driver is not supported
      Solution:
      1. Run the Setup.exe that came with the printer to install the driver.
      2. Run the "Install Network Printer Wizard" to install the printer with the driver.

      14. Known Problems Installing HP Printer Drivers Under Windows NT 4.0
      Some HP printer drivers do not install correctly using the printer .INF file and the "Have Disk..." option. These drivers and the behaviors that they exhibit are listed below, along with directions to install these drivers properly.

      Printer Model: HP LaserJet 8100
      Behavior: Windows NT 4.0 shared printers cannot install the Windows 95/98 PCL 6 client driver.
      Solution:
      1. Windows 95/98 client connecting to the Windows NT shared printer must install driver
      manually.

      Printer Model: HP LaserJet 5000
      Behavior: Windows NT 4.0 shared printers cannot install the Windows 95/98 PCL 5 client driver.
      Solution:
      1. Windows 95/98 client connecting to the Windows NT shared printer must install driver
      manually

      Printer Model: HP LaserJet 4050
      Behavior: Windows NT 4.0 shared printers cannot install the Windows 95/98 PCL 5 and PCL 6
      client drivers.
      Solution:
      1. Windows 95/98 client connecting to the Windows NT shared printer must install driver
      manually

      Printer Model: HP LaserJet 2100
      Behavior: Windows NT 4.0 shared printers cannot install the Windows 95/98 PCL and Poscript
      client drivers.
      Solution:
      1. Windows 95/98 client connecting to the Windows NT shared printer must install driver
      manually

      Printer Model: HP Laser Jet 6L
      Behavior: Windows NT 4.0 shared printers cannot install the Windows 95/98 Postcript client
      driver.
      Solution:
      1. Windows 95/98 client connecting to the Windows NT shared printer must install driver
      manually

      Printer Model: HP Laser Jet 5P
      Behavior: Windows NT 4.0 shared printers cannot install the Windows 95/98 Postcript client
      driver.
      Solution:
      1. Windows 95/98 client connecting to the Windows NT shared printer must install driver
      manually

      Printer Model: HP Laser Jet 5L
      Behavior: Windows NT 4.0 shared printers cannot install the Windows 95/98 Postcript client
      driver.
      Solution:
      1. Windows 95/98 client connecting to the Windows NT shared printer must install driver
      manually

      Printer Model: HP Laser Jet 5
      Behavior: Driver will not install. The user will receive an error message telling them to run
      the setup program that came with this printer, and then to run the printer installer
      again.
      Solution:
      1. Run the Setup.exe that came with the printer to install the driver.

      Printer Model: HP LaserJet 5Si Mopier
      Behavior: Windows NT 4.0 shared printers cannot install the Windows 95/98 client driver.
      Solution:
      1. Windows 95/98 client connecting to the Windows NT shared printer must install driver
      manually

      Printer Model: HP DeskJet 895C
      Behavior: Windows NT 4.0 shared printers cannot install the Windows 95/98 client driver.
      Solution:
      1. Windows 95/98 client connecting to the Windows NT shared printer must install driver
      manually

      Printer Model: HP DeskJet 890
      Behavior: Windows NT 4.0 shared printers cannot install the Windows 95/98 client driver.
      Solution:
      1. Windows 95/98 client connecting to the Windows NT shared printer must install driver
      manually

      Printer Model: HP DeskJet 870
      Behavior: Windows NT 4.0 shared printers cannot install the Windows 95/98 client driver.
      Solution:
      1. Windows 95/98 client connecting to the Windows NT shared printer must install driver
      manually

      Printer Model: HP DeskJet 2000C
      Behavior: Driver will not install. The user will receive an error message telling them
      to run the setup program that came with this printer, and then to run the printer
      installer again.
      Solution:
      1. Run the Setup.exe that came with the printer to install the driver.

      Printer Model: HP DeskJet 2500C
      Behavior: Windows NT 4.0 shared printers cannot install the Windows 95/98 client driver.
      Solution:
      1. Windows 95/98 client connecting to the Windows NT shared printer must install driver
      manually

      Printer Model: HP OfficeJet Pro 1170C
      Behavior: No inf file that describe printer drivers.
      Solution:
      1. Run the Setup.exe that came with the printer to install the driver.

      Printer Model: HP CopyJet
      Behavior: No inf file that describe printer drivers.
      Solution:
      1. Run the Setup.exe that came with the printer to install the driver.

      Copyright 1999 Hewlett-Packard Co. All Rights Reserved.

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  52. DING DING DING... We have a Winner (Mod Parent Up) by Cletus+the+yokel · · Score: 2, Interesting

    EBay is successful because they have no warehouse, have no stock (merchandise), their customers pay for the shipping. So they have very low overhead and they get a cut on every transaction. Plus much of the sstuff you find on eBay you can't find at the corner store. As long as eBay is popular, they have a license to print money.

    Amazon sells books and video. Any self-respecting town has at least one big-box bookmart like Borders (or Chapters/Indigo here up North). You pay good $$$ shipping cross-country what you can usually buy or special-order down the street. Useful for hard-to-find items, or for shipping gifts, but that's a niche category. They have high overhead and are in competition with local booksellers. Amazon is IMHO more in the pets.com category ("order pet food online! only $20 for shipping!") than in the eBay category.

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  53. Part of the trust... by danamania · · Score: 1

    It's a little cynical, but perhaps part of the reason eBay works isn't trust so much as everyone believes they can spot the ripoffs, cons and shady dealers...

    a grrl & her server

    1. Re:Part of the trust... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll
      Perhaps part of the reason Dana sucks dick is that

      1. she's got a picture of her big fat ass on dana-sucks-dick.com
      2. she's sucked my dick.
      3. i fucking said so.
      4. she works for VA-DonkeyNuts and is only posting an on-topic post because she is being paid to
      5. fuck you.

      In conclusion, fuck shit cunt poop motherfucker.

    2. Re:Part of the trust... by Guns+n'+Roses+Troll · · Score: -1

      Your post interests me and I request more information.

  54. It's spelled atheist by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Come on, it's not that difficult.

  55. Excellent Review by haa...jesus+christ · · Score: 0

    This is really great stuff -concise, relevant, and no unnecessary opinion. Great job Peter! Why can't they all be like this? (I'm looking in your general direction, Katz)

  56. But WHY is it named 'eBay?" by dpbsmith · · Score: 2

    That's the aspect of eBay I'm most curious about.

    Does the book explain it?

    1. Re:But WHY is it named 'eBay?" by Walrus99 · · Score: 1, Informative

      A bay referes to a section of an auction house or a store. When I used to take inventory in retail stores, they devided the store into bays. Each checker would count the merchandise contained in a single bay. Or maybe it has something to do with Baywatch.

    2. Re:But WHY is it named 'eBay?" by kesuki · · Score: 2

      It's eBay because it's the 'electronic Bay area auction site.' It's really a SF thing, they like including 'Bay' in the name of things there, like the train system which is called Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART.)

    3. Re:But WHY is it named 'eBay?" by peterwayner · · Score: 3, Interesting

      Omidyar ran his consulting through a company called "Echo Bay Technology Group." It wasn't named after the Echo Bay in Nevada. The quotes him as saying, "It just sounded cool." That was abbreviated to eBay when he couldn't register EchoBay.com. The first auction site was just one page on the website for this consulting group, but it eventually outstripped everything else.

      (Pages 21-22)

  57. Ebay: great tool for scamming idiots by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Ebay is the absolute center of fraudulent commerce on the web.

  58. L@@K!!! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    This is not a FP!

  59. Never had a problem with PayPal, but billpoint... by SuperKendall · · Score: 0

    I've used PayPal quite a bit for stuff on eBay, never a problem. You can prattle on and on about the .0001% of people who have issues with the service and wondering anecdotes to tell.

    The one time I tried to use BillPoint, they lost my transaction and there was much emailing between me and the seller trying to figure out where my money went. Never again.

    Oh - :-)

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    "There is more worth loving than we have strength to love." - Brian Jay Stanley
  60. I can relate to the last section... by AtariDatacenter · · Score: 5, Interesting

    I know that classic arcade game collecting (the big vintage 80's games you find in the arcades) has been greatly affected by eBay. In fact, a great deal of the focus for online collectors IS eBay. Part service, part disservice.

    It is easier to locate various parts that you are looking for to fix up your collection. But now it is also much easier for sellers to scam people, in this area in particular, with white lies.

    White lies, to the seller anyhow. I am sick of all of the people who sell "complete presumed working" PCBs that are missing components. Or say, "TESTED AND WORKING! SEE PICTURES BELOW!" and yet provide a screen capture from MAME. Or even the "tested and working, sold as-is" that you receive and see that there is absolutely no chance that it could have worked.

    What's better, they get away with it. The eBay rating system is hopelessly leaning towards positive feedback. You rate the transaction as a whole, and if you give a NEGATIVE, be prepared for revenge on your OWN feedback. (Personally, I think that the feedback should be broken down into sections, like product quality as described, speed of payment/shipping, etc.)

    One of the most notorious arcade sellers (who I'll call KK1), didn't have a major feedback problem, yet they constantly sold absolute junk with white lies. They got away with it and got away with it, sellings thousands of dollars of merchandise. You couldn't tell it from the eBay rating, but in the USENET newsgroup, they were getting mauled.

    After screwing over a large percentage of the bidders, finally the day came where almost NOBODY was bidding on what were previously very hot items. And that, not the feedback system, is what sent them away.

    eBay may be good for some things, but I think in the case of classic arcade games, it has managed to take most of the market, and yet, screwed over countless buyers in the process. But I'm sure the sellers are rejoicing.

  61. Re:Interesting interview with Adam Cohen on NPR TO by GutBomb · · Score: 3, Informative

    you can listen to it Here.

    the part the above poster mentioned is around the 25 minute mark.

  62. Re:Interesting interview with Adam Cohen on NPR TO by MrFredBloggs · · Score: 1

    "(which includes rigged auctions and shill bidding rings)"

    Who cares? You dont have to bid. I have a maximum above which i`m not prepared to go. If people want to bid on their own stuff and push it above that price, thats their problem.

  63. the story by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I believe the story about the atheist actually comes from the Decameron, where a Jew sees the corruption of the clergy, thereby converting.

  64. fat cat-friendly? fat-cat friendly? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic
    For instance, we learn early that Omidyar's experience in the 1980's with the fat cat-friendly IPO market

    DO YOU HAVE WHAT I NEED?

    Me: Obese IPO market, cat-friendly.

    You: Feline, 2 to 6 years old, furry. Preferably with proofreading skills and the ability to determine where to hyphenate compound words.

  65. Re:fat cat-friendly? fat-cat friendly? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Where would you hyphenate "fat-cat friendly"?

    -- jm

  66. A useful analogy by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    The book is sort of a hagiography

    Right right. Of course. Thanks for clearing that up.

  67. the perfect store... is not in cyberspace. by limber · · Score: 2

    And its name is Walmart.

    At least, if your measure is by sales. And their info system isn't too shabby either.

  68. Is there a "real" auction site out there? by cardshark2001 · · Score: 1

    Does anyone know if there is an auction site that performs more like a real auction?

    The main problem that I have with Ebay is that people can bid one second before the auction closes and get the item. In a real auction, the auctioneer says "Going once... Going twice... gone", to give everyone an opportunity to beat the high bid. Without this, you never have any idea how much the item will sell for, because everyone holds back their bid until the last second, making Ebay, IMHO, worthless.

    Is there a better site out there?

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    1. Re:Is there a "real" auction site out there? by Kredal · · Score: 2

      www.ubid.com is kinda like this.. it's mostly (or all?) computer stuff, but if a bid is made in the last 10 minutes, the auction time is extended for 10 minutes. If another bid is made, the auction time extends again, until 10 minutes goes by with no bid. It's kinda nerve wracking, if you're the winning bidder, and someone else keeps upping the bid, after the auction was "supposed" to be over.

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    2. Re:Is there a "real" auction site out there? by hondo77 · · Score: 2, Informative

      The main problem that I have with Ebay is that people can bid one second before the auction closes and get the item.

      Maximum bid is just that. Put in the most you're willing to pay for an item. If you win, great. If you lose, that's too bad but it went for more than you were willing to spend. I don't understand why people have such a hard time with this concept.

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    3. Re:Is there a "real" auction site out there? by andymwise · · Score: 1

      No, see it doesn't really work this way.
      What is the most you would pay for said item?
      Now, just bid said maximum price. This way,
      noone can outbid you and if they do, you weren't
      willing to may that much to begin with.
      Sheeesh!!! You can't bid incrementally. That
      very rarely works.

  69. Strangest leap of faith? by cant_get_a_good_nick · · Score: 2, Insightful
    Leaps of faith take many forms, and none were stranger to the world of 1990's than the possibility that people might buy objects they've never touched from people they've never met and send money to addresses they've never seen on the basis of a bunch of colored stars summarizing a community's collective opinion.

    Granted the whole auction thing is a leap of faith, but it's not all that much stranger than many things we do. Just a different form.

    • For years folks would call up Sears, tell them a product ID number and a credit card number, and then some time later, somethig willshow up on their door. Never touched, never seen, the whole transaction in "telephonespace" as opposed to cyberspace. "Revolutionary" Amazon didn't create a new business, it just eliminated the printed catalog and telephone operators. Oddly enough, now I see Amazon inserts in my paper occasionally.
    • Buying software, you're going to give somebody some money for a stream of ones and zeroes, which will replace the random stream of zeroes on your hard drive with one (you're hoping) thats less random. If there's a problem, a piece of paper says you didn't buy the software, just the right to use it, so you don't even own it, much less have a right to complain.
    • Money itself, it's just scraps of paper. Printed with faces of guys I never met, cause they're like, dead. The paper is exactly the same (at least in the US) but because this has a number 50 on it, it's worth more than this one. No intrinsic difference, just put a "0" here, and it's worth 10 times more than this other, pretty much equivalent scrap of paper.
      Or maybe you dodn't even have the scraps - I have direct deposit, and then I pay for a lot of junk with my credit card (save on those ATM fees). At direct deposit time, some number called my "checking balance" is increased somewhere, and this other number on this piece of plastic identifies me, and then they subtract the purchase amount from my "credit balance" thingy, and then after a while, I log on to a computer, and send some of the checking balance numbers to my credit balance number.

    Not to poke fun at the reviewer, eBay is interesting, it is a leap of faith and it is one of the few working models on the net, and has been making money since it's inception. Just realize there are leaps of faith all around you. the human mind does well with abstraction, large parts of our daily life revolve around that.

  70. I read E-Bay for the Entertainment by Mr.+Droopy+Drawers · · Score: 1

    Like watching ESPN to get a recap of the car crashes at the Indy 500. This web site is dedicated to bring only the "best" of the auction sites:

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    To Copy from One is Plagiarism; To Copy from Many is Research.

    1. Re:I read E-Bay for the Entertainment by Mr.+Droopy+Drawers · · Score: 1
      Oops. Cut off the url

      Who Would Buy That?

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      To Copy from One is Plagiarism; To Copy from Many is Research.

  71. International Cash by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I've sent US Dollars stuffed in an envelope to Germany to pay for an auction before. Heh, it got there.

  72. What a babe! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Is that you on the front page? Are you single?

  73. Re:Interesting interview with Adam Cohen on NPR TO by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Is her site The Auction Guild?

  74. DEADBEAT POSTER. AVOID!!!!! by KILNA · · Score: 2

    Tried contacting several times, got auto-responder with trite mimicking of ebay feedback.

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  75. off topic my ass! by larry+bagina · · Score: 1

    the article quotes a passage in the book about the community being (rigthfully) shut out of the ipo. How is it offtopic to refer to what Slashdot did in the same situation?

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  76. I have over 100 by BlueboyX · · Score: 2

    My rating is over 100. I mainly use ebay to get jamma (arcade game) boards. The cheapest I got was World Heroes for $5 (shipping included!). The average price is about $40, the price of a console game.

    Without ebay, I wouldn't be able to get all this stuff, no matter how much effort I put into it. But now it is easy to collect wierd stuff like that at good prices.

    Community? No... I can't say I chat with the people etc. Like you, mainly I just 'what is your address/shipping?' and 'I got it safely, here is + feedback. Please return the favor.' Nothing personal/friendly really.

    Still, it is kool in general.

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  77. because resale value isn't it by BlueboyX · · Score: 2

    I mainly collect arcade games off ebay. Average price ~$40. Do I care about how ebay makes it less rare? Or easier to get? No, that is a GOOD thing because it means I can actually get some arcade boards for less than a few thousand dollars. :P

    Strangely, emulation does significantly affect the price of boards on ebay. Macross boards (a japanese only game) used to cost about $250. Within the month of the preliminary driver for mame, the average price of that board went down to ~$95. The driver isn't even that good, and never has been updated. Yet look at the change. Hmm. Good if you want to buy the board, bad if you want to sell it. :P

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  78. Still pleanty of good stuff. by BlueboyX · · Score: 2

    I have a rating of over 100, alot of which is from buying arcade stuff. Of all my arcade transactions, only two boards have had problems, and one that had a deceptive auction title.

    Yeah, some people have problems. But there is alot of good stuff to be had. To me, the many great finds outweigh the few lemons (and I am not rich!) I am just happy to get this stuff at all.

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  79. I have faith by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Dude. Send me all your extra dead presidents. I collect them. I want to get one of each serial number. Help me out man.

  80. Boot Disk by hendridm · · Score: 1

    I like the boot disks for sale the best, especially since people actually bid on them. Cripes people!

    http://www.bootdisk.com

  81. Here's what ebay legal says: by Cirkit · · Score: 2, Interesting

    From: Pub-Enforcement [enforcement@ebay.com]
    Dear Domain Name Registrant:

    It recently has come to our attention that you have registered a domain
    name that mimics the famous eBay name and trademark.
    As you are likely aware, the coined term "eBay" is one of the most famous
    names on the Internet. eBay owns several registrations for the eBay
    trademark in the United States and internationally. Accordingly, eBay
    enjoys broad trademark rights in its name. For your information, in a
    decision by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), a third
    party trademark application to register the trademark "ebaysecurities" was
    denied due to the USPTO recognizing the eBay trademark as a famous
    trademark, and thus entitled to broad protection.
    We are concerned that your domain name infringes and/or dilutes the famous
    eBay trademark. Infringement occurs when a third party's use a company's
    trademark (or a confusingly similar variation thereof) is likely to
    confuse consumers as to the affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement of the
    third party's services. Trademark dilution occurs when a third party's
    use of a variation of a company's trademark is likely to lessen the
    distinctiveness of the company's famous trademark. In this case, your use
    of the suffix "bay" in your domain name is likely to lessen the
    distinctiveness of the famous eBay brand. "eBay" is an arbitrary and
    fanciful trademark; neither "eBay" nor "Bay" describe online trading or
    e-commerce in any way. Therefore, it is likely that you chose your domain
    name to evoke eBay's famous brand.
    We take these matters quite seriously. As you may know, we settled a
    dispute similar to this one against a company using the name
    www.bidbay.com . BidBay has agreed to change its
    domain name, company name, and to pay eBay an undisclosed sum of money.
    Attached for your information is a news account of the settlement.

    More information on trademark law may be found at
    http://www.fplc.edu/tfield/aVoid.htm.
    Federal and state laws, including the Anticybersquatting Consumer
    Protection Act of 1999 ()
    provide for serious penalties (up to $100,000) against persons who,
    without authorization, use, sell, or offer for sale a domain name that
    infringes or dilutes another's trademark. Infringers who have been
    notified of such infringing activity, but do not cease their
    infringements, may also be considered "willful" and could be subject to
    additional money damages and liability for attorney's fees. Having
    received this e-mail, you are on such notice.
    Trademark protection is very important to eBay. In addition to the
    Bidbay.com case, we have filed several successful federal court actions
    against cybersquatters. We have also filed more than six proceedings
    before the United Nation's World Intellectual Property Organization's
    arbitration panel; all cases order the transfer of the domain names at
    issue to eBay.

    While eBay respects your right of expression and your desire to conduct
    business on the World Wide Web, eBay must enforce its own rights in order
    to protect its valuable and famous name. We appreciate that you may have
    registered the above-mentioned domain with the best of intentions and
    without full knowledge of the law in this area. Nonetheless, under the
    circumstances, we must insist that you stop using the domain name, do not
    sell, transfer or offer to sell the domain name to any other person, and
    simply let the domain name registration expire.
    Please confirm by replying to this email that you will comply as
    requested. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation.
    Edith
    eBay Legal Department

    So what was the site? It was a fan-site for A Tale in the Desert, called www.egyptbay.com.

    p.s. A tale in the desert is in open beta - check it out - VERY cool.

    1. Re:Here's what ebay legal says: by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I checked it out, but not by following your link. If I follow your link I get 404. Why? Because you forgot to add .com at the end. Now, I consider myself to be a fairly enlightend person, and of general good humor; but 9/10ths of the time people are not going to bother ever going there again, because 1. they think you are dumb for not knowing how to make a correct link, or 2. they don't catch the mistake and assume it's down. Your one shot at making an impression flies out the door. Preview is a wonderful tool :). (Moderators: Yes it's offtopic, but I think its informative too :D ).

  82. Re:Interesting interview with Adam Cohen on NPR TO by acceleriter · · Score: 1

    But you still get screwed if you get pushed closer to your maximum by that shill--you wouldn't have had to pay the maximum price in the absence of the shill. You shouldn't have to pay at or near your maximum unless there was another (real) bidder willing to pay just under that--that's how eBay's structured.

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  83. Editors Missed Book Link by SEWilco · · Score: 1

    Maybe it's policy to use BN, but in this case it would make sense to list that The Perfect Store is available on Half.Com (an eBay company now).

  84. Real Transaction Cost by SEWilco · · Score: 1
    You're comparing the eBay costs to the costs in the real world for a specific item in your location. You're pointing out a specific situation where the eBay cost is greater than what you can find nearby.

    If someone can't find that item nearby or can't find it easily (the definition of "nearby" and "easily" is subjective), then the eBay price becomes cheaper than the real world price.

    In the real world you have to consider how valuable your searching time and resources (ie, automobile expenses) are. If you know exactly where to get cheaply what you want, or if you place little value on your time, then your real world costs are small.

    The example which makes this more obvious is to look at something outside your expertise. How much time and travel would be needed for you to find a 1969 Mustang hubcap or a Romanian porcelain doll? How many flea markets and garage sales would you have to visit?