ePilogue for eBay

I have been allowed back on eBay. Yippee-shi_. I tend to use eBay in spurts, buy or sell a few things, then ignore it for months. This would have been one of those times by now, had it not been for their screw up. Until spring arrives, and I decide to start tarting up my PT Cruiser, the only thing I might surf eBay for is some Mac software. Of course, even though my account has been fixed, others are still being held hostage. My employer's account is still in limbo, nearly 7 days after the suspension was supposed to have ended. One of our customers had his Pay Pal account frozen because he bought stuff from us (and eBay owns Pay Pal). I've worked retail for several years, and if we treated our customers the way eBay does, we'd have been put out of business long ago. And don't think it has something to do with the size of the company (OK, maybe some, but), you don't see WalMart treating customers like that. Sears used to be that way (not locally, but as a corporation), now look what's become of them. One day eBay will find someone else getting all the action, and they'll have to sell company assets on their own website.

And I still haven't gotten an apology...