As a Casual sellers, we have also been hit with automatically having payments made using the FINTECH option of PING with recent listings so it's not just InTrade users. There's serious problems with Automated systems when they lack Human Intervention. Have a read of the DUA 2025 Act UK relating to Data User Access. Wouldn't trust any FINTECH intermediary as there's a vast range of non compliance with them. They merely gaining access to our private sensitive information, no doubt with Reseller options so are putting us all at risk. Just because "Deregulation" came into play in the 1980's it...

A heads up folks, those so called Fee Free listing promotions to Casual Sellers includes a dirty Fish Hook, all include and are Opted in to use PING and NO Bank account Option available. So a blanket approach and coercion is been used to stop people passing out Bank account details to others. May we assume this is to stop scammers and financial crimes? The reality is, the banks have the option to use Human Intervention with Match, Partial Match or No Match.   FinTechs offering Payment systems, which is what PING appears to be doesn't.   There's a can of worms here with Regulations surroundi...

One has to question if some of these changes are as a direct result of all the Data Protection breaches through various websites including Ggle who have all been hit with Fines?   There's always a bigger picture out there.   Those who have incurred those fines will also be looking to recuperate costs and monies.   They have all been told to tidy up there acts.   It's important to be aware what else is going on Internationally in other countries so keep abreast with Judicial news.

  This is from 2009, some of you may still have a copy of this email that did the rounds at the time relating to Instant Payment Options available and which ones' not to use.......Now it seems the worm has turned?   New Trade Me email scam doing the rounds   Thu, 10th Dec 2009 FYI, this story is more than a year old   By Staff Writer Online auction site Trade Me is warning users that a scam email is being sent to recent bidders. The scam is designed to solicit money from Trade Me users under the pretence of a 'fixed price offer' on an item that the user has recently bid on or ...

Plus 12 months to that and it still isn't fixed. The algorithm also shows our own Items as been Items we might be interested in too which has to be a joke and a half - April Fools day must be year round.    

Where in the Editing part do we find that there are people who have viewed our Listings and how can we find who the Watchlisters are so we can complete Trade or at least do Fixed Price Offers? These Options have always been a part of the Terms and Conditions of Trade Me and providing a reputable service and have not been able to be accessed for far too long for us Casual Sellers

It's inexcusable that this has ever happened and who is responsible for this screw up? If other websites can do a wind / roll back to the date these changes happened that have had an adverse impact on so many, then why can't Trade Me? Incidentally, there was a scam involving Fixed Price Offers for Trade Me back in 2009 - see New Trade Me Scam doing the rounds on Future Five . co. nz Well worthy of a read including for those who object to the coercion to use PING and changes to payment Options...as they too are mentioned.   Trade Me can easily fix this ongoing failure of service by either de...

We have this ongoing issue to so it hasn't been fixed. Why not?

We have had this ongoing issue to so it hasn't been fixed. Why not?

The above link comes up as a 403 We have had this problem for over 15 months, can't see any views and are unable to do any Fixed Offers post auction close time to any Watchlisters. Customer Service went no where and merely told us to Relist the item. We note that with the changes to Email messages they no longer seem to incorporate the Fixed Offer option so this may likely be the Timeline in the system where the issue arose.  They generally only include the Relist item email. This needs to be fixed as it's also likely to be why Trade Me sales have plummeted.