Before 2019, I made $800 every two weeks on eBay, combining that with a full-time job to build a future from nothing. As someone from foster care, I had no head start. But now in 2025, I’m $20,000 in debt — not because I stopped working, but because eBay stopped working for sellers like me. From rising fees to corporate favoritism, eBay buried the community it was built on. So I left — and started my own platform: 10FoldSteel.ca.

eBay has quietly removed support for RSS feeds, cutting off a vital tool used by sellers to display listings on their own websites and blogs. This sudden change, with no official notice or replacement, has disrupted automation, hurt visibility, and impacted sales—especially for small sellers. With no reliable alternatives, many are now left scrambling for solutions to maintain their online presence and reach.

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