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They ban buying and selling of any complete lasers or only non-FDA approved ones?
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Somebody to liquidate my laser equipment on ebay?
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They ban buying and selling of any complete lasers or only non-FDA approved ones?
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Yeah no complete lasers because of Ebay. Even FDA approved ones. I think
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Certainly explains the general decline of laser stuff on ebay then. Probably only a matter of time until google decides to give online auctions a go though. heh
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Rather Google than PP/eBay...
At least Google manages to provide services cheap/free to users, though at the cost of a bit of privacy. PayPal and eBay take a handsome proportion in fees, and offers little seller protection. Most of the stuff sold on eBay is rubbish anyway, of 2 laptop keyboards I've bought, both have not been as described, and both have been damaged and either not checked or actively lied-about (one clearly had a drink spilled on it!).
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It was like that for paypal and ebay too but whenever something gets popular you always get idiots that do stupid stuff and then they have to enforce certain rules.
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True, but idiots have nothing to do with ebay and paypal's fees. That's just plain greed at work there. Last batch of stuff I sold on ebay I ended up paying about 20% of what I took in in ebay/paypal fees. When I first opened my ebay account in 2002 I think it was, that rate was below 10%.
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Yeah the fees are horrible
