We will be launching our marketplace shortly. Will require beta testers in the next week or so.

Exciting times ahead

What exactly your markes is gonna sell? What is the site name?

We've teamed up with a couple of suppliers for the launch. We will be providing the bulk of the products, however we've made sure there will be a bit of diversity. I am confident we can convince other sellers to join up. We just need you guys to tell your friends and bring the customers!

I can't tell you the domain yet but all will be revealed shortly. We are just preparing for our beta launch hopefully next week.

Definitely with you guys on that one
Paypal is a rip off Ebay is a giant rip off its just a bad taste of crony capitalism
Everyone pays each other inside their own ecosystem.

Then sometimes they offer free listings for ebay to draw some in but they still get to dip a few more times.

Welcome aboard. iVory1

Im not sure how many years it will take, but PP will not last long (in its current state of operations).

I cant wait for that day...im a former power seller on Feebay...

I get misty eyed when thinking about how much money they have squeezed from me with their BS triple charge scams...
Dont even get me talking about their one sided policy on Buyer protection.

Being a Seller over there was like getting taxed by Mafia goons in the 30's

I think it's inevitable that eBay/PayPal will accept bitcoin. There has been talk of it for quite sometime and just yesterday Wall Street Journal posted about Braintree (PayPal subsiduary) accepting PayPal. You can read that article here - http://online.wsj.com/articles/ebay-payment-unit-in-talks-to-accept-bitcoin-1408052917

I just don't see them passing the savings onto the consumers to be honest. If they did it would eat at PayPals core business.

That's what I guess too, there could be some minor changes in fees if they integrate Bitcoin into their system their but obviously not as big as their savings will be at first. Braintree already did so to a certain extent anyway and there was no advantage for the consumer. One can argue that the protection they offer is worth the cost, but it will be interesting to see what happens when people realize that with btc you can have such service in a more convenient way. I think anyway they will have to lower fees to stay in the game and they will have to redesign their platform to accomodate such changes.

Paypal is only good for buyers in case something goes wrong.

It's also good for scamming buyers in case nothing goes wrong and they want there money back. I now ship everything tracked with signature. I have been increasingly getting a lot of paypal claims.