Chinese e-commerce newcomer Temu, a division of PDD Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:PDD), has swiftly outpaced veteran eBay Inc. (NASDAQ:EBAY) in terms of attracting repeat U.S. customers, despite eBay’s nearly three decades of operation.
Temu may be the new kid on the eCommerce block, but it’s becoming one of the biggest. That’s according to a new survey by U.K. marketing firm Omnisend, which found that 34% of shoppers purchase something from the Chinese retailer — which…
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The e-commerce giant eBay has announced that it will discontinue accepting American Express cards as a direct payment method due to "unacceptably high" fees.
eBay will no longer accept American Express payments starting August 17th, the company announced on Wednesday. It blames the change on the “unacceptably high fees” for Amex credit card transactions.
Starting from August 17, 2024, shoppers on the e-commerce website will no longer be able to pay with American Express credit cards, eBay has confirmed in a brutal blow.
It’s not the first time merchants have voiced opposition to AmEx’s business practices by walking away, most notably the warehouse chain Costco nearly a decade ago.
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