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I think it will be chaos. The Ebay model they want to copy is seriously flawed and very one sided.

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I think it will be chaos. The Ebay model they want to copy is seriously flawed and very one sided.

Very true ... but it would be cheap!

And what do people want with everything these days?

... For it to not cost them anything !!

 

(Until it's their turn to need it)

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Until more detail is supplied, it would be very hard to evaluate the 'benefits' of this scheme.

 

I do think it could be a useful tool in some simple cases as it would save time and effort in attending a court and facing a judge which some find intimidating.

 

The problem? what is a simple case?

 

Also, what would happen if a simple case turns out to be more complicated? Do they continue the online way ir face their 'day in court'?

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Until more detail is supplied, it would be very hard to evaluate the 'benefits' of this scheme.

Maybe we, by which i mean all the great helpers at CAG, could / should be involved in shaping this alternative system. At least if people like those at, say, CAG, Which?, etc were involved than there would be a much better chance of getting something half decent. Otherwise i can see some mandarin sitting down with ebay then badly implementing that and we'll end up wishing they had asked ebay & Ronald McDonald to run the system for them.

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i think what they mean by ebay style is that the highest bidder would win :)

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