eBay marketplace: shopping app 12+

Well what can I say ebay is a fantastic selling and buying site and you can sometimes get a great bargain item for a fantastic price . It makes items you can’t afford to buy full price you can be lucky enough sometimes and buy one second hand at a low price . And I am going to be listing items for sale myself so I can get some money to put away as I am selling items I don’t use or need just now .i would recommend eBay to everyone it’s fantastic being disabled I am stuck in the house till I get my wheelchair in 12-18 weeks so this site is fantastic for me as I can’t leave the house just now I can get this stuff online and delivered to my door . And eBay is a lot better now you don’t have to deal with PayPal when getting paid for an item it’s so much easier now ebsy have taken over the selling part you have to sell 25 to 30 items in a 90 days they will hold the money for items sold till then but after the 90 days the money ain’t held and I think that is a lot better than the old way they had but the fees ebay take off the item you have sold can sometimes be to much that’s the only issue I have about ebay is they take to much off an item for fees when it’s sold but apart from that I am happy with eBay do have a go and see what you think but I hope what I have wrote helps you

I have been an eBay member for many years with at least 9 years using the iPhone app without any problems on any phone. However, it’s now not accessible as the newest version requires iOS 17. How ridiculous is that?! It basically means anyone with an iPhone more than about 18 months old is unable to use it. This is happening more and more with certain “big company” apps, eg I was also unable to use the Ford Pro app after their latest change. As it happens I just bought a replacement iPhone last week which fortunately does have iOS 18 so both apps are now accessible to me. But it seems like certain companies are simply part of the problem whereby people are encouraged to replace their phone on an almost annual basis. Consumerism at its worst, and I would have thought eBay, which actively encourages buying second hand items, which is better for the environment, as well as helping small businesses and private individuals to earn a living instead of it being the big companies always getting the customers. The description for the app actually says it gives everyone “the freedom to buy and sell just about anything”, bit that just isn’t true when so many members are now unable to access the app.
It actually means there will be members who have sales but can’t access the buyers’ details to send items out. This could lead to buyers unable to receive items they’ve paid for and consequently poor feedback for the sellers.