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    Thank you very much for the very useful information in the article. Everything is very clear. It feels like a lot of work has been done to analyze the work of the eBay store

    • Thank you and other regular readers of my blog. Without you, I would not have had enough motivation to devote a lot of time to maintaining this site. My brains are arranged like this: I like to dig deep into, systematize disparate data, try something that no one has done before, or have not looked at from that angle. It is a pity that only to our compatriots because of the crisis in Russia is not at all up to shopping on eBay. They buy on Aliexpress from China, since there are many times cheaper products (often at the expense of quality). But online auctions eBay, Amazon, ETSY will easily give the Chinese a head start on the range of branded items, vintage items, handmade and various ethnic goods.

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        In your articles, it is your personal attitude and analysis of the topic that is valuable. You do not drop this blog, I often look here. There should be a lot of us. Me on e-mail The mail recently received a proposal that they will learn to trade on Amazon and eBay. And I remembered about your detailed articles about these bargaining. area I re-read it all over and concluded that the courses are a scam. I haven’t bought anything on eBay myself. I am not from Russia, but from Kazakhstan (Almaty). But we, too, do not need extra spending yet. I wish you good luck and take care of yourself in Asian lands.

  • It's also nice that eBay’s efforts to Russify the interface for users from Russia and the CIS have begun to bear fruit. Indeed, the overwhelming majority of citizens of the countries of the former USSR are not strong in their knowledge of foreign languages. English is spoken by no more than 5% of the population. Among young people - more. Therefore, at least an interface in Russian is a big help for online shopping on this trading platform. Ebey did not follow the path of his Chinese counterpart Aliexpress, where a machine translation (very clumsy and incomprehensible, sometimes causing laughter) is made of a description of the goods. I hope that at a more advanced stage in the development of artificial intelligence, high-quality machine translation from any language to any in a matter of seconds will become a reality. So far we have this (the profile of one of the sellers on ebay with a Russian interface, but an English-language description):
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