Got something eBay hasn't?

[baconsdozen]

I've been a member for years, but never really got round to making anything of it.

I recently took the plunge and opted to try and put thousands of items, from suppliers on here.
This has been made infinitely better by having a spreadsheet I can simply import and edit in....and then upload (albeit with varying degrees of success - which is not the fault of this system).



I'm not sure eBay has such a feature does it?

Whilst I agree that the footfall through this site is much less, the number of listings is less, and I believe that they cancel each other out, and if you do the leg work there should be no reason for not-selling.
For the same reason I prefer to visit my local one-man-band DIY shop instead of lugging my arse all the way to B&Q. I'm sure he makes enough money and the service is better.

So , thanks for the spredsheet who's ever bloody brilliant idea that was! My only criticism is that it's deleting auctions that have the same title - but they aren't the same - grrrrrr!
The eBid policy of no listing fees has not only saved me a lot of money but also means I don't have to spend £100s on a e-commerce website. So whilst there are those that may have doubts and complaints about not selling, then either have patience and do your own marketing or lumber the fees you have to pay for the privelege of eBay

--dismount soap box---

I had a look for your items (because I'm nosey) but you don't seem to have any.Sales must have been good!.

[TonyBridger]

Yes... I agree, is a Big Help for Lookers

Oh! OK then

Yes... I agree, it is a Big Help for Lookers

[bykimbo]

Oh! OK then

Yes... I agree, it is a Big Help for Lookers

Yeah! Me too!!!


whatever it means

[patat22]

it is a great site! but surely if ebid wants to attract more widespread customers it can fix up the buyers option to search in specified countries, how do you know if admin is even listening to our requests? i am browsing to buy but have to go on US site to search in Australia( thanks for that tip!) . Postage costs overseas is expensive, preferr to buy in Australia. Cheers From Patat22 from Australia.

[theninestarshop]

OP, nice to see you have done the work & uploaded all.....BUT.......... If I was thinking of buying a £300 power tool I would certainly want to know about a sellers return policy / product warranty etc.....

To your question "Got something eBay hasn't?" my answer is Yes! I sell amount things power adapters, so most buyers will search using a product code ie power adapter 159632478/hhy.....if people can't find on feebay where will they look? Google Search >>>>>>>>>and that brings them here ;-)

Have fun

Happy Buying & Selling