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Good luck

If anyone is interested my prices are lower, digital sellers have 2 days after payment to send downloads, and more.

I understand the reason behind your new policy, and I myself am appalled at some of the things that get sold this way, however what about the ones of us who actually have digital items that we are selling that we actually spent a lot of time developing? What about people who sell random penny items in an envelope with the chance you might get something good? It’s true that digital items can be easily reproduced and re-sold, but what about those of us who are not using it to pad our feedback scores, but as a legitimate way to sell items that we spent time creating? I am a mom who uses eBay sales to supplement my income, and the sales from my own self created digital items was one way for me to make some extra cash. This for me is a pay off for the time that I already did put into creating the items that I sell. The pre-assembled games do not sell as well, and do not bring in as much money when they do sell, because the cost of assembling them and the time it takes to do so is cost prohibitive. The games I make are good for children with autism and other learning disabilities. Also, many people are looking for something cute that they can assemble themselves to help their kids who have these problems. This new policy is not good business for buyers or sellers, and is contrary to a free market.

There is a good market for these items. There are at least a couple of sellers who are powersellers and make their living exclusively selling digitally downloaded items with games like mine, or instructions on creating children’s crafts or accessories. These sellers will no longer be able to sell their work, even though they are legitimate sellers and have been selling these for a long time. This would put moms like us out of business! Please reconsider this policy, or at least make an option available for those of us who are selling legitimate goods! Is it possible to make it so that digital delivery goods could have a minimum sale price? This would weed out all of the penny sellers who are basically buying feedback with ridiculously low listing prices. They will not be able to collect feedback in volume if they are required to have a minimum listing price of 3 dollars on a digital item for the simple reason that they will not sell as many, and if they do sell them, at least e-bay will be making money and the number of items they sell would be significantly reduced, making the feedback padding issue go away.

Please reconsider!

anji_s ebayer since 1998