Here is more ignorant thinking on eBay’s part.

What were these boneheaded eBay execs thinking when they decided that their buyers were such saints – and sellers were the bad guys wearing black hats? And apparently for that reason, a seller could not leave a well deserved negative or neutral feedback comment to a scamming buyer?

Scamming buyers have started negging sellers because they know the seller can’t neg em back! And with feedback now being calculated on a 12 month period, many good sellers lost their power seller status overnight thanks to eBay now counting neutrals as negatives! That is insane!!

This one is a real piece of work!

It’s a sad day when eBay is letting this happen to their sellers!

Sucks Don’t It??

Dan Goodin from the Register reported last night about this issue.

A serious scripting error has been discovered on PayPal that could enable attackers to create convincing spoof pages that steal users’ authentication credentials..

The cross-site scripting bug is made all the more critical because it resides on a page that uses an extended validation secure sockets layer certificate. The new-fangled SSL mechanism is designed to give users a higher degree of confidence that the page they’re visiting is secure by turning their browser address bar green.

Click Here to read the article Dan published.

Today is the first day of the announced eBay Sellers 2nd Strike and, This Link is making the rounds. Is eBay once again pumping the listing numbers?

During the first sellers boycott we noticed the same phantom listings that nobody could bid on.

Do i smell a conspiracy here?? What are your thoughts??