Filed under: Management, Consumer experience, eBay (EBAY)

Despite some conflicting reports that indicate that the current sellers strike on eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) has led to a 13% decline in product listings, eBay claims that the strike has had no effect on its listings.

According to company spokesmen Usher Lieberman, the company definitely “didn’t feel an impact from the strike.” While sellers have hoped that the current boycott would lead to the reversal of the latest fee changes, Lieberman has declared that no changes will be made.

So now we are basically in posturing mode between eBay and its sellers. The sellers have decided to extend the strike another week in hopes that eBay will reconsider its decision. My advice to the sellers: don’t hold your breath. Even if eBay does start to feel some pain from the strike, chances are low that it will give in.

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