>
> Two days ago I went to check on the status of some items that I'm
> watching and I found that I could no
>longer zoom in on the photos nor select any additional photos from the
>thumbnails. I also found that I was
>no longer able to post any feedback. And over the weekend I was not able to
>contact a seller about a number
>of items I had bought. This was true with WinXP using IE8 or Firefox and also
>Win7 using IE9 and Firefox,
>
> So this morning I got into the eBay discussion forums and brought the
> subjects up. I was promptly told
>openly by the eBay company troll that if I wasn't happy with their service I
>was welcome to buy items at any
>other auction sites, after which he annotated the issues as having been
>solved. Needless to say, I was not
>a happy camper, but I have long realised that this is typical of today's
>cyber-punks.
>
<<SNIP>>
Evidently, reporting the eBay company troll to the moderator as being
abusive has had some positive results. An hour ago I was going through some
new offerings and found that zooming and looking at additional photos has been
restored. In addition, I can now put items in my watch list while using
dial-up. I haven't been able to do that for months, inste4ad I was putting
items into a favourites folder to review later when I had a WiFi connection.
I haven't looked yet to see if the feedback forum has been fully restored,
but I'm going to be positive for now and assume that it has.
I'm still going to update the Java, but it's not an immediate problem for
now.
With any luck, the eBay company troll will have been given his walking
papers. :{D
Chris
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro
- Hunter S. Thompson
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