Steve M.

Bonanza.com bills and thinks of itself as a serious competitor to eBay. What a joke! No real help with any problem buying or selling. Their answer to any dispute is, take the problem to your credit card company. They are also deceptive. Back in 2017 I got sick and couldn't due any business on Bonanza. Early in the year I incurred a $4.90 bill for one of the only 3 items sold on Bonanza that year. When I didn't pay it on time they suspended my account and charged me an additional $25.00. Just recently I tried to buy something listed on Bonanza that I found on a Google search. I found out about my overdue bill. I tried to pay the bill to buy the item I wanted. Bonanza took my payment but still barred me from buying the item. Their support won't acknowledge my and allow me to buy the item.

Also as a seller you get little or no traffic to your "booth" unless you pay a higher commission to get higher placement with Google. And even after agreeing to the higher fees traffic still stinks. I've never sold more than 3 items in a calendar year on their site.

Bannerfans.com is a great website for those of us that are Photoshop phobic. There is no other alternative I have found yet that allows me to create nice looking web banners so easily and cheaply (FREE).

Walmart's website is barely adequate. Searching for specific items can be very tedious and time consuming. When I did find the product I was searching for not all of the pertinent was easily found. Things like shipping weight, country of origin and what materials the items was made from are not always readily available.

I have said it before and I repeat it again, eCrater.com is a GREAT ecommerce site. It's biggest plus is it's FREE, 100% FREE! No gimmicks, no fine print. It's biggest downside is that it's very basic, VERY BASIC. No frills, almost no customization, but i't's very effective. If someone Goggle searches an item I have listed I consistently get first page returns on Google.

My experience with Doba.com is that I seriously looked into Doba.com as a source for items to sell in my online store. I was looking to broaden my product line and was looking for a new wholesale source of products. After reviewing Doba's reviews from existing and former customers and their business model I concluded that the only entity making money with Doba was Doba. Their wholesale price points were not competitive enough to make an investment in their company worthwhile.