Yahoo Auction will be shut down
Technology May 15th, 2007That doesn’t sound good if Yahoo shut down their auction site. I just finally got on to the auction site a month ago. I have spent time on getting list on Yahoo auction site, now they are shutting down the services.
Is this a sign of troubles of Yahoo? Just few days ago, they were talking with Microsoft about the merger, now they are shutting down the auction services. Few days ago, they also announce that they will shut down their Photo sharing services, while MySpace.com is going to take over Photobucket.com.
What is going on with yahoo? I have been yahoo’s fan and royal for so many years. I guess Yahoo is trying to make huge changes about their Business structure. I have to admit that Yahoo have done some many good things and bad things, but regardless what they are going through, they was once the king of the internet. I still like their following services.
- Yahoo Mail
- Yahoo Messenger
- Yahoo Phone-Out
- Yahoo Map
- Yahoo Financial
- Yahoo match - Taiwan
- Yahoo Blog - Taiwan
- Yahoo Search
- Yahoo Auto
- Yahoo SiteExplore
- Yahoo News
- Yahoo YUI
There is no doubt that Yahoo will continue provides good services. Just hope they come up something wonderful again.
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March 3rd, 2008 at 2:07 am
I agree, it doesn’t sound good but I’m hoping that they can come up with something that perks up the rates of users. Though it’s hard to go in an auction, of course there are ups and downs here. But I did figure out how to safely join an auction. Is there a merger or something like that? because like with our company, we were inform of the buying after everything is settled. So I think that is what will happen here. Surprise!
I have a highly recommended site for online auctions though, www.elfingo.com . They are the new ebay. Many smaller sites like this offer buyers far better deals than ebay ever could. Buyers also save a ton because this site charges little or nothing depending on the day. One more reason I like elfingo.com is because they don’t take a part of the sale at all. No commissions or final value fees. It’s an A+++…. >> http://www.elfingo.com
March 4th, 2008 at 6:45 am
@saintsinner:
Thank you for visiting. I think most of the auction will move on to the same path. They will start charging the seller for some fee. I will check out the site you provided. Thanks!