Rich V.

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As the host of the hour-long weekly variety online talk show DAILY TALK, Researcher135's Community Call, I can vouch for the technical capabilities, sound and voice clarity, etc. of www.talkshoe.com. This is one fantastic site for hosting a call-in online radio talk show. Shows can be 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, and when you air a show there is also a live chat room where people can post questions as well. Awesome site!

All of the pluses with none of the problems that sellers experience on eBay. OLA is growing by leaps and bounds in terms of both buyer and seller traffic as eBay's downward spiral continues. One of the fastest growing online ecommerce sites, ideal for sellers of all sizes, including small "mom and pop" sellers that eBay is systematically eliminating.

For small sellers, eBay has become extremely unpleasant. Ebay favors the big box retailers and has engaged in mass purges of thousands of small sellers starting back in August (you can Google all of this). These weren't "bad sellers", these were good decent small "mom and pop" sellers who were suspended from selling. The Guardrail or Quick Decline and "trending" hang like a Sword of Damocles over small seller's heads. A couple of low DSR (Detailed Seller Ratings, BUYER OPINIONS) can derail a 14-year selling career on eBay no matter if you have 5,000 positive feedback. Ebay slaps 21-day holds (illegal in most states) on sellers' PayPal accounts (sellers have to pay for the hipping of items out of their own pockets while waiting for their payments from buyers to be released). Ebay granted itself permission in the October 26th User Agreement to no longer make a seller's items visible on the site based on hidden "criteria". Yes you read that right and can Google it. This is just the tip of the iceberg here, there is much, much more... a great deal of which is covered in a Kindle eBook I wrote (available on Amazon), NOISE: The Decline and Fall of Ebay. Vangoe.com and Toucandeal are both great alternative sites to eBay.