afoolandhis$ wrote:I've come across a few just by searching on "dungeons". They are few and far between, though.
Xaxaxe wrote:Anyone else remember when Yahoo and Amazon really made a push to get in on eBay's game? (I'm thinking very late '90s and early '00s). Remember the heavy advertising? The banner ads all over the place? The incentives for signing up (free this, free that)?For a couple of months, I really thought Amazon had a chance to be a major auction player, but I never had any faith in Yahoo. I don't know how they do it now, but when Y! auctions first started, there were no listing fees at all. Unfortunately, that just brought the idiots out of the woodwork, so that for every legitimate seller trying to get rid of some extra modules, there were 10 listings for Viagra, 15 for work-from-home schemes, and 25 for other pyramid scams. Just way too much noise ...For buyers, I'm sure there's some bargains, but Yahoo seems like a pretty big risk for sellers. For better of worse, there's guaranteed traffic over at eBay (although that doesn't mean anyone will place a bid). I know if I ever listed at Yahoo, I would wonder if anyone was even seeing the damn thing ...