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It seems like ebay itself is in recession with its new lay-out and update they did yesterday.
Its so slow changing the page at least 15 seconds to do a action, the search engine is worse taking 25 seconds to find the page and has got a mind of its own and slowly whizzes off to something else, has any one noticed going back into the slow dial-up ages with ebay?

peace

Yesterday, the Euro was U$ 1.60.
Likkle I-Lion completes his selection while big boss man buy off the coast of florida....

stepping razor wrote: Its so slow changing the page at least 15 seconds to do a action, the search engine is worse taking 25 seconds to find the page and has got a mind of its own and slowly whizzes off to something else, has any one noticed going back into the slow dial-up ages with ebay?

nota at all!

IMHO you got some virus on your computer.

So ebay has not got a new lay-out and update then?
ebay have now ironed out their new lay-out problems.
it took them 2 days to sort it out.
peace

Maybe sellers will hold off till the recession passes before they start "mad selling" again. Recessions do come and go, at least we all hope that.

Ebays new system still messes with searches, with certain reggae artists it always tries to change what im writing into something else !

Gingy Fly wrote:Maybe sellers will hold off till the recession passes before they start "mad selling" again. Recessions do come and go, at least we all hope that.

Don't hold your breath waiting for this 'recession' to pass.

It may be here to stay for a very long time, at least in the old 'Western' economic powers.

The new world order is almost upon us.

Not only that people are strapped for cash, people have wised up like house prices being so high and overpriced, just like records.
No more are you going to have big tunes selling for silly monies coz they have realized that 4 copies a month turn up which is not a rare tune.
While its all in recession over the next few years the true and real price will reflect how rare it actually is and people will be selling their tunes they bought a few years ago at high prices at a much lower price coz they need the cash.
Also condition of the record will actually reflect the price again instead of paying silly monies for surface noise like a rizla paper being scuffuled in ones ear.

peace

Some records are still getting, and still going to get, high prices:

[See here!](http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0068319488)

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