목차 Ⅰ Introduction Ⅰ-1 Abstract
Ⅰ-2 Theory
Ⅰ-3
Company overview
Ⅱ EBay Ⅱ-1 Trustworthiness of the Internet
Trading Partner at EBay
Ⅱ-2 Trustworthiness of the Internet as a Trading
Channel at EBay
Ⅱ-3 Business Environment and Regulations for Electronic
Commerce Ⅱ-3-1 In U.S. Ⅱ-3-1 In U.K.
Ⅲ Conclusion
Ⅳ
Reference
본문 Ⅱ-1 Trustworthiness of the Internet Trading
Partner at EBay
EBay Rating System EBay, already taking into
consideration the importance of reciprocal trust between buyers and sellers from
the beginning of the business, EBay had established some trust gadgets to build
trust among them. EBay had a feedback rating system in which buyers can give
positive, negative, or neutral ratings to sellers and also sellers can do the
same for buyers. Up until the beginning of 2008, the feedback system has
been reciprocal. Buyers could flag sellers as deadbeats, slow shippers or
untrustworthy, and sellers could also flag buyers who didnt pay or who took too
long to pay if needed. Having a 100% positive feedback record on both sides has
been a prized, honored status that let people know immediately that party could
be trusted to buy or sell. However, as of February 20, 2008, sellers were no
longer able to rate buyers, to be more exact, sellers can leave some feedbacks
for buyers but it can only be positive. Announcing the change in the feedback
rating system, EBay claimed that negative feedback drives buyers away. Buyers
who received negative feedback from sellers, they would leave EBay to never come
back. Also, what made the problem even worse way that the reciprocal rating
system had a tendency to encourage retaliatory rating between buyer and seller
or seller and buyer (that one bad rating begets another, in other words).
Now that sellers are not allowed to give feedback to buyers, EBay had to
come up with some way to protect sellers from tyranny of few inconsiderate
buyers who unreasonably give sellers negative feedbacks. Sellers also have to
have some information about the buyer to assess the trading partner’s
trustworthiness, to decide whether they would like to engage in the transaction
with them.
As a solution EBay has established several new systems to
support sellers in place the previous rating systems. Those
are; •Sellers can add buyer requirements to their listings to
prevent unwanted bidders Sellers can block buyers with too many policy
violations, unpaid items, or who arent registered with PayPal. This can help
sellers dramatically reduce their number of unpaid items. •Sellers
can require buyers to pay right away by using `Buy It Now’, sellers can
require buyers to pay you immediately using PayPal. •Sellers have
an easy way to report problems with buyers Sellers can use the `seller
reporting hub’` to report an unpaid item, Feedback extortion, or any other
problem with a buyer. EBay investigates all reports and will remove any negative
or neutral Feedback thats in violation of eBay policy. •Providing
enhanced Feedback protection for unpaid items In addition to removing
Feedback left by buyers who dont respond to an unpaid item report, EBay also
removes negative and neutral Feedback when there is a response but its clear
that the buyer didnt intend to complete the transaction (for example, if they
bought the item elsewhere or had a family emergency). •Proactively
looking for Feedback abuse and take action against it For example, eBay
investigates buyers who leave positive Feedback but low Detailed Seller Ratings.
•Removing Feedback from suspended buyers Buyers who are
suspended for Unpaid Items or other policy violations arent allowed to leave
negative or neutral Feedback. We remove all neutral or negative Feedback left by
suspended buyers so it wont negatively affect sellers
reputations. •Educating buyers For example, if there are
problems with a purchase, EBay ask the buyer to contact the seller directly to
try to work things out before leaving Feedback. In the changed system, pretty
much everything is the same for buyers, except that the rates they can give the
sellers have gotten for precise; from three levels of negative, neutral,
positive to five levels of five stars. However, for sellers, instead of giving
buyers feedbacks, they can choose to engage in the transaction with the buyers
who they thing are trustful through buyer requirements and protect themselves
본문내용 the Internet Trading Partner at EBay Ⅱ-2 Trustworthiness of
the Internet as a Trading Channel at EBay Ⅱ-3 Business Environment and
Regulations for Electronic Commerce Ⅱ-3-1 In U.S. Ⅱ-3-1 In U.K. Ⅲ
Conclusion Ⅳ Reference Ⅰ Introduction Ⅰ-1 Abstract It is nearly
undisputable that trust is the most critical issue regarding online transactions
especially in case of B2C or C2C. However, when the issue
참고문헌 Ⅳ
Reference
The web of
EBay http://www.ebayinc.com http://www.ebay.com http://www.ebayinc.com
http://pages.ebay.com/services/forum/sellerprotection.html http://profy.com/2008/01/31/ebayfeechange http://pages.ebay.com/services/forum/sellerprotection.html http://www.ebayinc.com
Ebay
strategy blog by scot wingo http://ebaystrategies.blogs.com/ebay_strategies/
2009, Javelin strategy and research, a research company in USA
Wikipedia, FTC http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Trade_Commission
Federal Trade Commission, http://www.ftc.gov/ftc/about.shtm
National Conference of State Legislatures
http://www.ncsl.org/default.aspx?tabid=13484
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