Please read and comment!!

[poppyrowan]

There is a big article on Mail online about feebay. I have responded to this by saying eBid is a better alternative. This breaks none of the Mails rules...if a few of us go and respond in the comments, it could drive a few people our way

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...avings-70.html

[TexasAda]

Good grief. Do articles in the Mail Online usually read like paid advertisements? That's just flabbergasting. I didn't really see any new news in it. Must be a really slow news day. Haven't read all the comments yet. Good for you, poppy, if you've given them a good one!

[MagnetsAndHangers]

Good grief. Do articles in the Mail Online usually read like paid advertisements? That's just flabbergasting. I didn't really see any new news in it. Must be a really slow news day. Haven't read all the comments yet. Good for you, poppy, if you've given them a good one!

Wonder if your response would have been the same had the article been written about ebid.

Somehow I doubt it.

[TexasAda]

Truthfully, I think my response would have been the same if the article had been about eBid. I don't see how anybody could regard that Mail Online "article" as anything but a blatant opinion piece at best. I can't really see much hard news in it.

edit: originally entered wrong name for the newspaper as i am in the US and don't usually read it

[MHTTrading]

I liked the attached story about the buyer leaving negative feedback being sued by the seller

[booksforsale]

Good grief. Do articles in the Mail Online usually read like paid advertisements? That's just flabbergasting. I didn't really see any new news in it. Must be a really slow news day. Haven't read all the comments yet. Good for you, poppy, if you've given them a good one!

I don't know how the daily mail's articles normally read as it is a paper I avoid like the plague, but yes that definitely comes across as being written in the style of an advert.

[Spyder1942]

Just left my comment

[poppyrowan]

Brilliant... the more people comment the better because loads of readers do actually read them!

[Aviation_Nostalgia]

There is a big article on Mail online about feebay. I have responded to this by saying eBid is a better alternative. This breaks none of the Mails rules...if a few of us go and respond in the comments, it could drive a few people our way

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...avings-70.html

Bearing in mind that you appear to have earned more feedback in a month on eBay than in 18 months on eBid, how do you come to this conclusion

[deltadelta48]

Good grief. Do articles in the Mail Online usually read like paid advertisements? That's just flabbergasting. I didn't really see any new news in it. Must be a really slow news day. Haven't read all the comments yet. Good for you, poppy, if you've given them a good one!

Or when some tv personality gets them more free publicity by selling donated items there for some charity cause. Gee, there are alternatives.

We should get President Obama to donate running shoes or whatever and we can sell them here for charity. Of course mail pubicity notices to all the newspapers. That would get us noticed.