| | | Hercules | 11-06-2015 08:21 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Paypal is still owned by Ebay. Paypal grows around 15 to 18 percent each year. Ebay has GROWN on average 10% each year for the last 5 years.
Whiners have GROWN exponentially because they want to blame everyone/thing else for their short comings. |
| jjohnson777 | 11-06-2015 08:22 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year PayPal numbers bad first quarter as separate company. So I do not think they can do it. Plus there too much potential replacements looking for them to give them an opening. But it also good to prepare for worse-case. |
| dealagreeproceed | 11-06-2015 08:39 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by jjohnson777
(Post 719556)
PayPal numbers bad first quarter as separate company. So I do not think they can do it. Plus there too much potential replacements looking for them to give them an opening. But it also good to prepare for worse-case. | you don't think they can do what? |
| SaiJin | 11-06-2015 08:53 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year yes, same 3 products |
| GhostOfAmazon | 11-06-2015 01:10 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by dealagreeproceed
(Post 719553)
well im always hoping for the best but planning for the worst as they say...
but im wondering what has led you to say such a thing!?!:ballchain::violin::ballchain: | I already explained it.
Being a separate company, PayPal is going to start moving more towards the financial sector, rather than being eBays slave.
This, by it's nature, will require more risk. Thus, they will be harder on accounts.
I can't predict the future, but this is my guess based on the path they seem to be following. Don't go and buy stock based on my opinion though. |
| dealagreeproceed | 11-06-2015 04:04 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by GhostOfAmazon
(Post 719600)
I can't predict the future, but this is my guess based on the path they seem to be following. Don't go and buy stock based on my opinion though. | too late :doh: |
| SaiJin | 11-07-2015 06:45 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year any one else aside from me keeping track of monthly sales volume the past couple of years? |
| sergfro | 11-09-2015 10:50 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year looks like it's just you... |
| storas | 11-10-2015 03:52 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Since the July split it's been progressively getting worse by the week. sales have halved since then. |
| SaiJin | 11-10-2015 08:12 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Well, I'm just hoping the craziness starts soon... it's been quiet and every year it starts later and later |
| jjohnson777 | 11-10-2015 04:24 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year I like to finish my buying week before Thanksgiving. I do not like buying in December. My buying peaked in October and am slacking off now.
But I notice most people not like me. |
| astralman | 11-11-2015 03:39 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Well nothing last forever guys. Most probably ebay is losing alot of customers also as well as sellers with all the crazy bans ebay does. Less sellers able to sell and buyers not being able to buy what they want from less sellers. I'm telling you this new world order is killing the free market. |
| vogeltron | 11-11-2015 04:34 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by astralman
(Post 720691)
Well nothing last forever guys. Most probably ebay is losing alot of customers also as well as sellers with all the crazy bans ebay does. Less sellers able to sell and buyers not being able to buy what they want from less sellers. I'm telling you this new world order is killing the free market. | My experience has been opposite. eBay allowing lots of brand name phakes to once again flood their site in many areas. Seems to be multiple buyer complaints before being removed. Granted eBay has always been known for some crazy suspensions it seems to have laxed up big time the last few months since the split. I agree with some of the other posts, I expect PayPal to get stricter about items being sold that they process in the future. |
| Hercules | 11-11-2015 06:42 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by vogeltron
(Post 720715)
My experience has been opposite. eBay allowing lots of brand name phakes to once again flood their site in many areas. Seems to be multiple buyer complaints before being removed. Granted eBay has always been known for some crazy suspensions it seems to have laxed up big time the last few months since the split. I agree with some of the other posts, I expect PayPal to get stricter about items being sold that they process in the future. | I don't see PP changing at all at EB except when/if they get sold off. Why? It's all about risk. Tighten the risk fewer the sales. Eb I agree they lightened up big time because they have to show investors that they have real progress now that they are alone without PP's profits boosting the way they look on paper. |
| SaiJin | 11-11-2015 09:08 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year I was reading on eBay forums over the past couple years about how eBay flipped a switch around this time of the year then flip it back on so we see a sudden dramatic surge in sales all of a sudden all through Christmas.
Do you really believe this? |
| yankee | 11-11-2015 09:38 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by SaiJin
(Post 720756)
I was reading on eBay forums over the past couple years about how eBay flipped a switch around this time of the year then flip it back on so we see a sudden dramatic surge in sales all of a sudden all through Christmas.
Do you really believe this? | No.
Why would ebay want less revenue the remainder of the year?
Also, MOST big box stores do 80% of profit fourth quarter. |
| SaiJin | 11-11-2015 11:50 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year well problem is this is when we get busy but for some reason it's not |
| yankee | 11-11-2015 12:31 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by SaiJin
(Post 720791)
well problem is this is when we get busy but for some reason it's not | Holiday sales season really does not start until Thanksgiving week and more so after black Friday. Everyone wants to know what the black Friday and cyber Monday steals are before spending money.
The first three weeks of November are historically slow for me. I plan my fall vacations this month for this reason. |
Re: Declining sales % every year Declining sales necessitates new research of products and adjustment of listings/competition handling |
| aking | 11-11-2015 02:03 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year I think its still early, give it about a week or so, things will pick up.
Plus, not sure where you guys are, but the weather is still decent here so "cabin fever" hasn't quite set in yet. Once we start getting some snow, things will pick up haha. |
| SaiJin | 11-11-2015 04:03 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by aking
(Post 720811)
I think its still early, give it about a week or so, things will pick up.
Plus, not sure where you guys are, but the weather is still decent here so "cabin fever" hasn't quite set in yet. Once we start getting some snow, things will pick up haha. | I'm currently in USA.
And speaking of weather I'm also wondering about that.
it's sunnier than last year here in fact it's around 50F and goes down to 30f at night and I wonder if that plays a role and people wanna be outside as much as they can while it lasts, thus no online buying. |
Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by Hercules
(Post 720742)
I don't see PP changing at all at EB except when/if they get sold off. Why? It's all about risk. Tighten the risk fewer the sales. Eb I agree they lightened up big time because they have to show investors that they have real progress now that they are alone without PP's profits boosting the way they look on paper. | Well I believe before first BangBang almost all of us not only have been selling but also buying actively in which case eBay lost potential buyers as stealthers don't buy as much as before of eBay |
| Dmshark25 | 11-11-2015 11:38 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by SaiJin
(Post 720846)
I'm currently in USA.
And speaking of weather I'm also wondering about that.
it's sunnier than last year here in fact it's around 50F and goes down to 30f at night and I wonder if that plays a role and people wanna be outside as much as they can while it lasts, thus no online buying. | I dont think weather has too much effect anymore, most of my payments are done through mobile checkout. With smartphones buyers now have the ability to make a purchase wherever they are with their phones . So it's not like they need to be in their house on a desktop anymore |
| SaiJin | 11-13-2015 09:27 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by aking
(Post 720811)
I think its still early, give it about a week or so, things will pick up.
Plus, not sure where you guys are, but the weather is still decent here so "cabin fever" hasn't quite set in yet. Once we start getting some snow, things will pick up haha. | I really hope you are right.
I'm in USA right now. DMshark said something about weather doesn't play a role in online sales. |
| Onion | 11-13-2015 10:55 AM | I'm running 8 stealth accounts at the moment, like everyone else on here my sales have been dwindling for the past couple of months. It usually picks up for me around December, I'm not a huge eBay seller though. I sell laptops, tablets, cell phones, stuff like that. Usually the lower end electronics I get I'll sell on my eBay stealth accounts and the higher end stuff goes to my Amazon account. I frankly don't trust eBay at all, now with PayPal branching off onto its own I'm sure it will only get harder to sell on eBay. If you guys aren't banned from Amazon, I'd highly advise you to start building up your sellers account. It's always a good thing to put your sales across many different platforms if possible. Are people getting away with doing stealth on Amazon?
And please excuse my english/grammar! |
| newjerseymax | 11-13-2015 11:18 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year The rise of Amazon is also the decline of ebay. Plus, Amazon touts Black Friday so much that people are holding on...
Even my church that bought ebay in the past is now a prime member and loves the free 2 day shipping....
Even more crazy is that Amazon sells some thing so low that many suppliers cant even compete. I can get some things pre-sale cheaper on Amazon then with supplier. Amazon has deals directly with most companies and have no need for middle man. |
| Onion | 11-13-2015 11:34 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Amazon is a great platform for major companies, small businesses, and the average everyday seller. You don't have to create fancy listings, all you do is list a very minor detailed description and list your price.
Amazon reviews sick though, 8 years of selling on the same account and I still get 1-3 reviews a year. |
| DairDD | 11-13-2015 12:07 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year For me January usually are pretty slow. Everyone spend a lot of money before xmas and after that they want to save it bit more... |
| jjohnson777 | 11-13-2015 08:10 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year Only auction site I done good with was back when StormPay ran free one if used there pay processor. |
| Burger Box Man | 11-13-2015 08:19 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year Your sales may be dwindling but your spirit is very much alive |
| GreenBean | 11-13-2015 08:21 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by dealagreeproceed
(Post 719466)
so why are you guys saying pp is gona get very strict here in the near future? | paypal needs reinvention.
Needs to shovel a lot excrement to get back to being "liked".
:ranger: |
| solefoodbk | 11-14-2015 01:47 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Yankee do you think we'll still see posts on this thread in December?
:rant:
lol |
Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by solefoodbk
(Post 721406)
Yankee do you think we'll still see posts on this thread in December?
:rant:
lol | Competition may arise to force his hand :mad: |
| shekar4evr | 11-14-2015 05:26 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by GhostOfAmazon
(Post 719600)
I already explained it.
Being a separate company, PayPal is going to start moving more towards the financial sector, rather than being eBays slave.
This, by it's nature, will require more risk. Thus, they will be harder on accounts.
I can't predict the future, but this is my guess based on the path they seem to be following. Don't go and buy stock based on my opinion though. | IMO , ebay is backbone for Paypal, where paypal earns more money combined to any other portals/online stores. |
| luckoftheirish93 | 11-14-2015 08:20 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year Quote:
Originally Posted by Burger Box Man
(Post 721376)
Your sales may be dwindling but your spirit is very much alive | haha that's the spirit keeping the positive vibes up are key- never let ebay beat you down lol |
| SaiJin | 11-14-2015 09:42 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year All this talk about ebay and PP separating, but does it have to do with this thread? |
| SaiJin | 11-16-2015 10:34 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year Hmm... I made some decent % of sales over the weekend, and today Monday... 0 views on most items. |
| joj889 | 11-16-2015 11:41 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year when does it pick up ? |
| SaiJin | 11-17-2015 07:24 PM | Re: Declining sales % every year Well, everyone kept saying Thanks giving and black friday are the main triggers, but I was hoping to start now... I'm just getting a little nervous as history shows that the starting time has been later and later each year ...
This year especially is important for me |
| joj889 | 11-18-2015 05:46 AM | Re: Declining sales % every year sales are slow right now for me also but it usually is slow around November hope it picks up after thanks giving | | All times are GMT -5. The time now is 02:00 PM. | |
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