Ecommerce News

Although Amazon dominates the US and European marketplaces, it’s eBay that rules down under. eBay has consistently been the most popular marketplace. Indeed, Amazon stopped selling anything in Australia...

eBay and Amazon dominate the online selling platforms, and although there are others such as OnBuy and Bonanza, they are dwarfed by these two giants of eCommerce. Sellers often...

In 2018, over a billion people worldwide had their information compromised – and by some of the biggest companies. British Airways, Google +, Facebook and Twitter all had to...

eBay have issued new rules for arbitrage selling, effectively outlawing the practice. Arbitrage is the practice of listing products on eBay that you don’t yet own. When an arbitrage...

UK consumers kept their wallets firmly locked up over December 2018, as sales grew at a much lower rate than usual. The Capgemini IMRG eRetail Sales Index recorded only...

Research by inRiver has just been released which shows that Amazon is now the first choice for some of the most desirable buyers – those who are committed to...

When eBay split from PayPal in 2015, they announced they would be introducing their own in house system called “Managed Payments.” Earlier in the year they invited interested sellers...

Changes to eBay Promotions Part One We have noticed a dramatic reduction in the number of order discounts that are visible on eBay UK, but it may be that...

For people who really love – or hate – Bob Ross! You can also buy a Bob Ross Waffle Maker which puts his face onto waffles. North Tyneside businesses...

eBay launched a voluntary “Managed Payments” option in a Beta version for sellers in the US a few months ago. They have now provided an online calculator so that...