Digital Trends
Online auction site eBay might be best known as a source for obscure collectibles, the occasional useful item, and headline-catching oddities (like Seattle’s automated public toilets, or a man’s soul). However, now the auction site is setting itself up as a way to offer fixed-priced goods based on “ethical supply chains,” and often with a larger social and environmental objective.
Auction giant eBay has unveiled its new set of policies, called eBay Live, that aims to boost use of the site by both buyers and sellers by offering incentives to each. Both buyers and sellers will find expanded PayPal coverage, meaning that not only will buyers now have full coverage, but sellers, too, so that if a payment proves to be fraudulent, they’ll still receive their money in full, as long as the transaction is made using PayPal.
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