eBay Launches worldofgood.com, a Social Values Marketplace 8 comments
September 03, 2008
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EBAY (EBAY) has unveiled a new ecommerce marketplace called WorldofGood.com, which "offers products that have a positive impact on people and the planet, empowering consumers to align their social values with their shopping." This is an interesting approach to a new market niche that also has the potential to enhance EBAY's image as a socially-friendly organization.
I've always thought expanding via vertical-specific marketplaces was a great idea. World0fGood.com is not exactly what I had in mind (I was thinking more along the lines of newegg.com, etsy.com, stubhub.com) but it will be interesting to see if the site gets some traction on the back of some EBAY traffic.
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This article has 8 comments:
Leaves a bad taste.
I myself use alsoshop.com - And other auction alternatives, and have never looked back at the fee beast!
Sellers who prefer to not deal in Pay Pal are made out to be a bunch of crooks and rip-off artists, while the great ebay protects the market place; while in fact raping their customers (sellers) to greater and greater depths.
Trying to foist "free shipping" - is ebay paying the shipping ? Nooo !! They advise the sellers to incorporate the shipping cost into the sale price ?! and if it results in fewer sales then advise to lower the price !!
They also want to control shipping and handling charges - are they going to come and help me package the goods I sell ??
All ebay cares about is "trying" to generate money any way they can - I have a gold crown they'll probably want to "extract" when they can't find anymore ways to extort money out of me.
Ebay makes Tony Soprano's organization look like the Salvation Army.
World of WHAT???
This IS a joke...right???!!!
Ebay is in a world of hurt and so they promote political correctness?
How about Ebay becomming an auction site,instead of a Paypal appendage?
Louise Phelan, PayPal , PayPal - Careers -
and the only ebay builing i could find is in ireland here is the address
Unit 6, Blanchardstown Corporate Park, Dublin 15, Customer support and shared services,
Ph: 01 4369001 Fax: 01 2432127