Comments on: Walmart Heralds Ecommerce Revamp Coming in May

By: who really cares

who really cares — Wed, 18 Apr 2018 10:09:34 +0000

Our family loves shopping on line with walmart. We haven’t had a problem in over a year with the site and with free shipping to our doorstep its great….Ebay well bye bye.

By: MimikyuILoveYou

MimikyuILoveYou — Wed, 18 Apr 2018 02:19:29 +0000

Walmart and Amazon continue to innovate, while eBay continues implement harebrained schemes that usually backfire on them. eBay should return to what made them famous in the first place: offering rare, out of production and hard-to-find items that you couldn’t purchase locally.

By: Fact Smatter

Fact Smatter — Tue, 17 Apr 2018 23:40:39 +0000

Here is a prime example why Ebay should never try and challenge the big players. These companies also carry their own merchandise. WHAT A CONCEPT!

Until they decide to open warehouses and purchase their own goods, Ebay needs to realize that they are NOT Amazon or Wal-Mart, and to just “Stay In Yo Lane” (LaVar Ball quote).

Memo To Ebay: Just embrace your seller base of folks who procure, warehouse, list, ship, and do all your dirty work for you. And get back to the basics of allowing smaller businesses to flourish. Then you can perhaps enjoy double-digit revenue growth like every other company in your market sector.

Wal-Mart closed many Sam’s Club outlets just for the purpose of turning them into eCommerce shipping centers. And they have unlimited funds to squash the competition. Since WM has no interest in selling used and collectible merchandise, this gives Ebay a clear advantage in these categories.

But, no, the suits at the Bay still think they can beat Amazon and Wal-Mart on prices of new & commodity items. The ends just will not meet if they think they can successfully combat the Goliaths of retail.