Its already open to users worldwide, Try the site out and have a look at the options. Is it the .co.uk redirect thats making you think otherwise or is it something else?
I do like the site. Just wondering though why you pimp it on ebay though? (and then criticise people when they bid on a non-auction!). Surely this is going to attract the wrong sorts of people, aside from being a little shady (imo) for a site that is trying to pride itself on its upfront, open, helpful service/attitude?
Im just using that ebay auction for Darxide as a one off, I knew it would create some decent interest and in the early stages of the site getting people to know its there and functioning really is half the battle. We have plenty of measures for dealing with unsavoury and the wrong sort of characters and have already dismissed 3 different Nigerian scammers within 15 minutes of their registration so we are very pleased with the sites setup currently and are more than willing to deal out the bad traders to create a fair and trouble free marketplace to benefit the buyers and sellers. The situation with the people bidding on ebay was a funny one, All they had to do was read the auction description after all. I can understand your point of view though Adrian and can only ask that people give us a chance to prove ourself on what we are offering. Thanks for taking the time to air your views though, Its really important that we get as much feedback as possible to constantly evolve and correct whats wrong with the already established sites.
Already banned him a while ago mate, They work fast. Sign up and then contact people within 10 minutes of being on whatever auction site takes their fancy. As a general rule its a good idea for people to give a blanket ban on sending any items to Nigeria and probably a topic worthy of conversation later on in the vga forum tonight.
Well, if there are any legitimate Nigerians on the net they're going to have a really hard fucking time doing anything.
As long as they don't send people dodgy cut and paste emails they'll probably be fine. Here are the final site fee's that will be introduced on the 14th of August... Listing Fee: None Reserve Price Fee: None Buy it Now Fee: None End of auction Fees: £0.01 - £29.99 ($0.01 - 54.99) - 3.75% £30.00 - £499.99 ($55 - $899.99) - 2.50% £500 ($900)+ - £13.00 ($23) Item Swap Fee - £1.00 ($1.75) Highlight item Fee - £0.05 ($0.08) Featured on Category - £0.05 ($0.08) Featured on Home Page - £1.00 ($1.75) Bold Fee - £0.05 ($0.08) Additional pictures (1st picture free) - £0.05 Item not sold: No Fees at all Scheduled Listing Fee: None Each member will have a member credit amount of £8 ($15) and won't be expected to pay anything until that limit is reached. Please feel free to do a comparison to understand just what we are offering... http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/fees.html Feedback and comments as usual are very welcome, This site is for everyone so if anyone has yet to sign up please take the very short amount of time to do so (you don't need a credit card to sign up) and try the site out at your leisure. Thanks!
Just signed up. My ID there is Johnny Put up here your id's. PS: I put there that i only accept postal money orders, due to my paypal account has no CC registered (the account is there, but i can accept/transfer money till i get a new CC, which won't happen any time soon).
Woot. Just placed my first bid (sorry for the pointless post..consider it a bump for this wee thread)