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How do I opt out of seller offers just because I looked at their listing?
Just because I glance at someone's listing doesn't mean I want to be bombarded with offers. It's not on my watch list. If I wanted it I would buy it or message the seller. Please help! It is the most annoying problem tons of messages every day. It does seem desperate on their part, it's out of hand now. Stop stalking!
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gurlcat
·1 year ago@wastingtime101 Did you see my reply^? Msg 93.
turbaroo
·1 year agoThis is **bleep** the link does not exist at all in my iPad browser under account and account settings.
wastingtime101
·1 year ago@turbaroo @pluchem239
Go to this page:
https://commspreferences.ebay.com/commsprefs
Under Buying Activity, uncheck "Offers to buyers" near the top. Uncheck "competing offers" at the bottom. Save changes.
pluchem239
·1 year agoThank you, however......
Everything is UNCHECKED, on everything, and has been. Yet I keep getting offers.
So tired of this.
Ebay, everytime you upgrade your website you actually down grade it!
gurlcat
·1 year agoHey did you notice (in the replies added since yours on Tuesday) that it seems some buyers are now rolled-into changes -I assume related to the ones we sellers are seeing, where 'promotions' is now 'advertising' or whatever?
Looks like maybe eBay is taking away buyer's ability to opt out of this kind of harassment. Brilliant as ever. 🙄
Anyway I'm also concerned that this thread will be killed any moment due to 'age' even though the topic is still relevant and evolving. -Isn't there something you've done in the past to prevent that happening?
wastingtime101
·1 year agoAdvertising Preferences and Communication Preferences are 2 different things. Not even sure if that's what you're referring to.
I don't know if the posters saying they can't find the option are looking in the correct spot. I'll re-post the instructions and tag recent responders that had an issue.
I have no way to prevent mods from closing an old thread. If someone reports it, mods will lock it.
wastingtime101
·1 year ago@beautifulsky1 @adamsmt1976 @statusonestatus See above. That's a direct link, but you can easily navigate there. On the website, upper left corner where it says "Hi [yourname] - click on that then select Account Settings. From the account settings page select Communication Preferences and that will take you to the page I linked above.
@pluchem239 If you have everything unchecked and are still getting offers, I suggest checking the boxes and saving, then going back and unchecking them and saving again. Essentially, turning it off/on again. Another poster I suggested try that said it resolved the problem for them.
gurlcat
·1 year agoI'm not Catholic and hopefully you never die, but if you do before me I'm gonna send your name to the Vatican to nominate you for sainthood.
wastingtime101
·1 year agoI'm younger than most people here by decades, so unless I'm hit by a bus or by a toilet seat falling from a de-orbiting space station [bonus points if you get that reference], I'm more likely to leave this place by choice than by death.
That said, I went back and read the "best answer" on this thread and it's outdated so I am going to ask the mods to lock it - that's the entire reason old threads are locked (old info). The preferences in that response only half exist. Info I posted is more up-to-date.
gurlcat
·1 year agoI. don't get the reference but it's funny enough as a standalone image.
statusonestatus
·1 year agoGot it Thanks
I also unchecked second offers to make sure
libbywebst
·1 year agoThis policy really discourages me from formally "watching" any items at all. Now, before I click "add to watchlist," I think long and hard about reasons for watching and whether I really want to, since doing so opens me to offers and sometimes daily notifications about the item.
I also hate the lingering "offers to review" notification (4 days until offers expire). The only way to get rid of it is to either WAIT 4 days for the offers to expire or manually decline each. All this extra interaction with these functions takes away from my browsing time, ebay. Let users control their ebay experience and OPT OUT of these obnoxious advertisements!
she-sells
·1 year agoBest way I figured to look at stuff is NOT BEING LOGGED INTO your account at computer. No tracking that way.
steve_stuff
·1 year ago"glance at someone's listing doesn't mean I want to be bombarded with offers"
Simple solution [She said sarcastically] - Before we open a listing to copy any/all info to be reworked and used in our listing, we first contact the seller and inform them that we have no interest in their item and are just stealing their copy.
Really we send 'only opened to copy' as the reply when we decline any/all offers.
gurlcat
·1 year agoYour solution (simple or not) is literally pointless and can only irritate sellers who take issue with their work being "stolen" -I personally don't care and eBay policy dictates that everything in a listing including photos is fair use, but I know it makes some sellers furious. And that's when they just stumble on the "theft" -you creating a message notification that they need to read, stating that you're going to be their competitor for selling the same item AND doing so by using their listing content ... you are bound to poke the wrong bear one of these days, just saying.
More importantly, there is nothing they can do with your tip-off about not being interested in buying their item. There is no way to opt your username out of their 'Interested Buyers' roster. They can't even see what usernames are IN that roster. How do you not know this? Have you just never played around with seller-initiated offers before?
Here I'll show you what the seller sees:
This item has 7 actual watchers right now
But if I click that Send Offers thing, I get this popup, which shows a higher number of "Interested" buyers who will receive my offer if I send one out. Incidentally this is actually one of the most extreme examples I've ever seen, where the 'interested' is essentially double the number of true watchers.
But look -there is no list of usernames from which I can 'omit' any. There isn't even an option to exclude viewer-only buyers, and send the offer to watchers only. eBay's software is what decides who interested buyers are; sellers have zero control over that.
I mean I guess theoretically you could request that sellers add your username to their blocked buyer list, but why should they have to bend over backwards to prevent annoying you, when you're admittedly stealing their work and (annoyingly) rubbing that in their faces???
tennmobile
·1 year agoAs both a buyer and a seller, I personally really like the feature. I think the majority of both buyers and seller on eBay expect a little haggling. Same for selling in person at shows. It's all part of the "experience". Most all my antiques dealer acquaintances price their items with a little wiggle room. We're not desperate, just logical. That's just part of it. It sounds easy enough to disable that feature so that should solve your problem.
As a rule, I have had very good success with sending unsolicited offers to people whom eBay has notified me that they are interested in my items. And I might add, those notifications to send offers are eBay's doing and not the sellers'. Sellers just get a notification to send a potential customer an offer. We don't know if you've just glanced at it, watched it or put it in your cart. I don't consider it stalking or "desperate" as some have suggested. You know the old saying, strike while the iron is hot. What better time to send an offer to a prospective buyer than just after they've looked at your item and before they continue their online search.
And BTW, as a buyer, I LOVE receiving these offers because sometimes they are very pleasantly surprising! So if you don't want to participate in "the experience" like so many customers do, just adjust your settings! Problem solved and everyone is happy. Happy hunting and selling to all!
station13thirteen
·1 year agoThe main point of this whole talk/complaint is that there IS NOT anyway to ADJUST eBay settings for those of us who don't want to participate in the OFFERS 'experience' and be continually flooded with them. PROBLEM UNSOLVED. Many of us UNHAPPY!
And like someone else mentioned, you can't even delete the **bleep** things. You seemingly have to wait for the offer to expire. In the meantime these unwanted offers fill up our eBay summary screen.
Just another annoying Ebay feature of which we have no control over.
birchy-36
·1 year agoI don’t want any. Get off my back eBay. I’d I wanted it I would have bought it
iguana69art
·2 years agoI don't send offer unless someone is watching . If no one is watching then it should not be a option to send them a discount offer . You should complain to ebay . I think ebay should do away with the program altogether ....
winterpalace25
·1 year agoI too pay attention to the columns on the list and only send offers to watchers. Sometimes the entire list of items eligible for offers contains no watchers whatsoever. And there's no way to depopulate the list until it ages out.
They didn't used to include all the viewers and irritate everybody.
This is a fairly recent development when they got even more desperate for fees.
dash_elite_items
·2 years agoCompletely agree! I’m not even watching the item and I get an offer.
hawksvista
·2 years agoThis is so annoying I am almost completely done using ebay. They have made it even more difficult to delete offers, and I can no longer turn them off.
iguana69art
·2 years agosellers can not opp out ...
ricjohnf-0
·2 years agoThis procedure does not work in 2024 eBay for turning off buyer offers, that could be old information. What is the correct information. I am not selling, but only buying?
continentalcollectibles
·2 years agoUnfortunately, it used to be only Buyers who put the item in their "Watch List" would show up in the sellers send offers link " Listings Eligible to send offers" Link which is how it should stay as someone watching it is definitely interested in the item either to purchase or see what it eventually brings,
BUT eBay in their INFINITE WISDOM has decided that now just Viewing the item. now shows up in The Sellers "Suggested Actions" Send Offer link, it hard to think of the seller as a "Stalker" When he has no bad intentions by doing that, they are actually trying to give the interested Buyer a Discount and Create a Sale. Especially since it's not designated as Watch List or view. its eBay that encourages Sellers to send out offers to increase Sales,
I certainly don't understand their reasoning for doing that but would assume since views and Buyers in General have abandoned ship that they are wanting the Seller to think Look at All these Potential buyers you have! Ten-o-nine gave you great step by step instructions to opt out of them. Have a Wonderful rest of the week!
belluscioformals
·2 years agoI have been on eBay nearly 20 years as a buyer and seller and I could not agree more. If I even briefly glance at something I get bombarded with offers. I find it incredibly irritating. You feel as if you're being badgered or, as you said, "stalked. " I have spoken to so many people in the town I live in who will not shop on Ebay. I promote it constantly but things like this don't help. It's not classy. We are ebay not Temu!
wkmc3629
·2 years agoWas there a permanent solution to fix this? I too have been alot of these lately and it is getting annoying. What I have noticed it is usually the same sellers. When I accidentally look at their items I know I am going to get an offer shortly. I have to go into the offer and decline it to be able to remove it from under offers.
ckimodog
·2 years ago@wkmc3629
If you read the best answer selected from @ten_o_nine , it gives you the info on how to disable the automatic best offers feature.
Happy Selling
wkmc3629
·2 years ago@ckimodog I did read that but that option setting looks to be obsolete, I did however see the suggestion from @pjcdn2005 in which Ebay Helpdesk also sent me the same link. I have tried that but so far I still got offers after this. Ebay Helpdesk escalated this issue and will get back to me.
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agotons of annoying offers back this morning. "because you glanced at this item, here is a special offer for you" just too annoying. if i were interested, i would pay more $ to buy from a seller that does not send out these offers just for "glancing" won't work with the hard, pushy salesperson
gator08041971
·2 years agoAs a rule, I do not set my items to automatically send offers. However, once a week I may go through and manually send out some, but will include a personal message with it, so the potential buyers know it isn't automated.
I do have items that people can make offers on set with auto accept/auto deny as well. They can set their own price that way.
monster-deals
·2 years agoQuit stalking sellers and they will quit stalking you
stfabian
·2 years agoJust because I drive by a car lot does not mean I want the dealer knocking on my door, pimping his cars.
rovemele-zmdmfp
·2 years agoas many have told u you cant opt out but what you could do always is clear your recently views thats where everything you looked at is saved clear during or after you done other wise im sure you have a bunch just stacking up hope that help i do it almost every day and when i forget there comes the offer good luck
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agoi have followed the same recommendations as what i think was "best answer" if you need to use this. it actually did take a couple of days to work, but i haven't had any offer messages/notifications for 2 days now. i'm thrilled. try it & thank you for your advise also! I haven't been clearing/cleaning out browser history, but now i am.
b86fiero
·2 years agoI also find it very annoying. If I wanted to purchase the item I would have. If I was not willing to pay the listed price I would not have bothered to look at the listing.
If the seller is willing to take less for the item why not list it at the lower price? I understand hoping to get maximum dollar for any item but why turn off future buyers who figure since you're willing to sell for less all of your items must be overpriced to begin with?
FWIT, I have not purchased anything from any seller who sent me an offer. I have purchased identical items at a higher price from sellers who don't annoy me.
To each his own 🙂
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years ago100% agree! it's such a turn off! I will & have paid more $ to sellers that haven't sent offers.
ten_o_nine
·2 years agoTo opt out of seller offers on eBay, follow these steps:
1. Go to the "Account" dropdown menu in the top right corner of the eBay homepage.
2. Select "Account settings".
3. Scroll down to the "Communication preferences" section.
4. Under "Seller offers", toggle the switch to "Off".
5. Confirm the change.
This will prevent sellers from sending you offers based on your browsing history. Note that you may still receive offers if you've previously expressed interest in a seller's items or if you've purchased from them before. To stop all offers, including those based on purchase history, toggle the "All purchase-related offers" switch to "Off" in the same "Communication preferences" section.
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agoHi! i have done this but the offers were still coming in for a couple of days after, but! this morning...no offers! did not wake up to 20 plus offers in my notifications/messages! I'm thinking that it might've taken a couple of days to come into effect plus I did take the advice of another person & log out/back in so that might've also helped. I wanted to thank you for taking the time to post this info. I think it will be very helpful to others that have been feeling the same way as I do & could not find any real info on this subject. Thank you!!!!
datr4930
·2 years agoIs there not a way to post a direct link? Navigating this site is infuriating for those of us with ADHD.
k9dtv_com
·2 years ago4. Under "Seller offers", toggle the switch to "Off".
can't do a step when the option is not there!
quadsystems
·2 years agoNo such setting exists anymore if it ever did. Offers to Buyers is there but I have it unselected and still get offers. I don't want the spam.
msgreen-59
·2 years agoThere is no such option as "seller offers."
Where are you getting this from?
fbusoni
·2 years agoSorry to revisit this, and maybe I am just not seeing it, but I cannot find "All purchase-related offers" as instructed above.
I am trying to turn off those annoying offers I receive from other sellers. Perhaps I am not searching in the right place? Thanks so much.
(This is what I see in communications preferences:)
(And this is what I see under Buying Activity:)
dash_elite_items
·2 years agoI think eBay has removed the option of “opting out of offersâ€! It’s so annoying. I can’t even casually browse eBay without getting an offer for something I am not interested in. This is desperate and selfish on eBay’s part. It takes the fun out of just online browsing.
buyer01923
·2 years agoeBay has eliminated any possibility of editing messages from sellers stalking buyers because they looked at their action. These are now the only two options to edit communications preferences:
Buyer:
Buying Activity
Edit your buying notification preferences and set your watched or outbid items for email.
Best Offer
Edit your Best Offer notification preferences. Be notified when your offer has been submitted or you receive a counteroffer.
kate734
·1 year agoThese steps were clear--I found the Communication preferences section. However, as of today, 11/24/24, there us no heading titled "Seller offers." What I see is Selling Activity, Seller Tools, Sellerer Performance Notifications, and Seller Payments Reports. Nowhere, under any of those headings, is a way to toggle off "seller offers." I'm using a laptop versus the mobile app if that matters.
I'm bummed, because they are annoying.
pluchem239
·1 year agoThis does not work. I have nothing checked and yet I still get annoying offers. eBay you are really starting to blow!
beautifulsky1
·1 year agoHi. I do not see this option under Communication Preferences
adamsmt1976
·1 year agoNeither Account settings nor Communication preferences seem to exist anymore.
You now have Account preferences > Advertisement preferences but no option there. Just reams of legal nonsense.
statusonestatus
·1 year agoThere is no "seller offers" tab that you can toggle off
vhuff
·1 year ago"Seller offers" no longer exists, any updated guide to turning off this "feature"?
wastingtime101
·1 year ago@vhuff
Go to this page:
https://commspreferences.ebay.com/commsprefs
Under Buying Activity, uncheck "Offers to buyers" near the top. Save changes.
jjddmwi
·2 years agoAs a seller, I certainly don't want to annoy buyers with unwanted offers.
That being said, if an item shows up in my "eligible to send offers" - I will send out offers because it appears to me like the buyer is open to offers.
I think Ebay needs to NOT make buyers eligible if they just looked at an item. That is crazy. It isn't fair to the buyer to get unwanted offers.... and it isn't fair to the seller because their offer annoys the buyer.
sextons-sweet-deals
·2 years agoif you're getting offers, that should mean you have placed the item in your watch list.
I believe there is a setting to refuse offers but cannot guide you on that.
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agonope, none on watchlist, getting a message saying because you "viewed" this item, here is an offer
ckimodog
·2 years ago@glowin_bewtie
I get the same things. Just window shopping, don't even have it saved on my watch list. I'm not sure if you can turn off this feature, but it does tend to be annoying. I actually had an offer on an item that can't even be sold here on eBay. lol. Way to go AI!!!
chapeau-noir
·2 years agoYou can get offers without putting the item on your watch list - this is the problem. See upthread.
Blocking offers from sellers was discussed upthread.
GENERAL: I'm wondering if eBay has changed their criteria for sending offers - it used to be if the buyer viewed the item three times it became eligible for an offer. If that changed that, I can see someone actually getting bombarded with them.
This makes me think twice about sending offers to people who have items on their watch list (I don't send them on items with 0 watchers as I think this would be annoying).
sextons-sweet-deals
·2 years agointeresting.
I only send offers under my 'Listings eligible to send offers'.
fern*wood
·2 years agoThat seems to be the problem, ebay is making too many of our items eligible for offers when buyers just aren't into them.
chapeau-noir
·2 years agoLook down your list of eligible offers - if you see the watch count as "0", that person doesn't have their item on their watch list, yet have viewed it a certain amount of times - I always have quite a few of those mixed in. I don't send offers for those because I personally feel like it's kind of pushy to be hassling people at that level, but whether or not one does, I wonder if eBay changed the view criteria so that the OP and others are getting so many of these offers.
@sextons-sweet-deals
my-cottage-books-and-antiques
·2 years ago@chapeau-noir I've gotten some of these, and I've been meaning to look a little closer---yes, some are seller initiated offers, but I think in some cases ebay is sending me a message when the seller has lowered the actual price on the listing itself...so it isn't an offer, it's just a lower price...and these are not items on my watch list.
fern*wood
·2 years agoI'd like some clarification about this before I send out more offers. I would ask on the monthly chat if I knew how or when to do that.
chapeau-noir
·2 years agoI've gotten one or two of those notifications, too, and they say that the seller has discounted the item, but IIRC, they ARE on my watch list - I haven't gotten a notification in any other case. Are those items ones that you've looked at a few times? @my-cottage-books-and-antiques
Personally, I don't mind the offers and discount notifications, but I don't get a ton of them, either. It would bother me to be bombarded with them, though.
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agoI never minded when sellers send messages that the price has been lowered on items on my watch list, but right now i have so many messages stating "because you have viewed this item, you have an offer", just from viewing something for a quick second. i shop around alot & enjoy looking at different items on ebay, but it's gotten to the point that I don't want to click on just anything anymore. i'm becoming an intentional shopper....all these messages/offers have taken the fun out of the "just looking for now". i might've come back to buy, but won't buy when feeling harassed
simba6
·2 years agoLog out of eBay before searching. Cookies too should be cleared to keep the snoopy noses at bey.
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agogreat advice! i never log out, I will give this a try. thank you!
solidguitar1961
·2 years agoYou're getting them from Ebay not the sellers . Unless I have a watcher there is no way I know who looked at my item to be able to send any offers.
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agoI'm sorry that I thought it was the seller, I did not realize. Ebay really needs to stop. it should be up to the seller & the buyer should be able to opt out. thanks for the info.
dhbookds
·2 years agoStrange that I don't get more........I sure look at alot of stuff........don't have any blocks in place.
fern*wood
·2 years agoSame here and I certainly look at lots of stuff...even on this board, but rarely get any offers on those. I am concerned about sending offers, though, since it seems to annoy so many.
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agomy offers just went up today to approx. 30! a few from something I looked at 3 days ago....I don't mind getting an offer from something I put on my watch list, it's the ones that say "Because you viewed this item, here is an offer" it is really overwhelming, my messages/notifications are loaded. it never used to be this bad, a few offers here & there, but it seems like it is getting worse daily.
brightlightbookseller
·2 years agoGo here: https://commspreferences.ebay.com/commsprefs
Click Edit next to Buying Activity. Uncheck "Offers to Buyers".
Unfortunately, it is all or nothing: you get no offers from any sellers, not even ones you've watched items from, but it will reduce your notifications.
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agothank you! i have unchecked that box the other day but still getting offers just this morning.
stumcneil
·2 years agoI have had it unchecked for a year or two, and still get offers.
Prior to what I call the "kindergarten look", when the preferences looked different/smaller, it worked for me. But when they switched to what it is now, I had it unchecked - didn't work, checked and saved/unchecked again and saved - still doesn't work.
Must work for everyone else because those that answer here often give the advice you have been given. Just tossing out there that it might not "fix" it. I do use Opera as a browser, so maybe it just doesn't save it properly or something.
dbfolks166mt
·2 years agothank you! i have unchecked that box the other day but still getting offers just this morning.
I had to actually define filters in my email to automatically move any offers notifications to trash. It doesn't clear up any eBay messages so those I still have to delete/trash. I watch items for a LOT of reasons but as somebody else stated if I want to buy it I will buy it.
71reliant71
·1 year agoSame here, it's unchecked but still getting spammed with offers after I list an item!
sane_jeffrey
·1 year agoI unchecked mine weeks ago and I still get them. It's an invasion of buyers' privacy as far as I can tell, if the seller is actually informed of who looked at their item.
brightlightbookseller
·1 year agoSellers are not informed of the identity even of people watching their item. Only once the buyer send an offer or message to the seller would they know who they are. Sending a seller-initiated offer is a blind process, i.e. we don't see the username of the person we're sending the offer to.
fern*wood
·2 years agoIf it is that big a problem, I believe there is a preference you can set to not receive any offers.
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agoi've looked everywhere, can't find that exact option for "not receiving offers" but thank you!
pjcdn2005
·2 years agoUncheck offers to buyers
https://commspreferences.ebay.com/commsprefs
az93
·2 years agoWon't help me. I want a box to block offers from SELLERS.
sane_jeffrey
·1 year agoThat option is not there
kuwait66
·1 year agoYes ,it's not there
dirk12955
·2 years agoSellers making offers to buyers. And Buyers making offers to
sellers, Is all part of the experience of buying and selling in
an open market place.
Some of the things that are disliked can be easily ignored.
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agoit is becoming way too much lately. if i don't put it on my watch list then i'm just not that interested.
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agomaybe easily ignored for you, but not for everyone. i've seen many other posts about this but no answers to how to opt out. we should have an option
iguana69art
·2 years agosellers should have the option to opt out aswell , or at least the option to delete items on the "send a discount " list . the only way to get them off is to send a offer . Most of the time I don't send offers at all...if I don't have control I don't want to use it.
az93
·2 years agoIgnoring offers from sellers isn't good enough. Clicking no to reject the offer isn't good enough. Even restarting your phone won't make them go away. Sending offers and hounding people to buy your goods is a poor marketing strategy. Offers are so annoying. If i wanted to buy your item i would.
glowin_bewtie
OP2 years agoTHANK YOU!! i came here to ask a question, but seems a couple of answers are slightly judgemental. i feel the same way as you do. it's a poor marketing strategy imo also....so annoying to see my messages loaded with offers every morning on items i only glanced at & some days ago. fine if sellers decide to use this, but give us a way to opt out
fern*wood
·2 years agoI like receiving offers for things I'm watching to buy, but I agree they aren't appreciated for items I just look at and don't wish to place on my watch list. Those are often things I'm actually selling and I looked for pricing. I've had a couple of my items sell where the buyer thought it was an offer for their item so they accepted the offer not realizing they just bought the item instead.
As a seller that sends offers to watchers, is there any way for me to limit them to watchers only and not grazers? Or is there any way for me to know when I look at my items to send offers on? I do occasionally see a zero watcher item indicating I can send an offer, but I always skip those.
mamacassidy
·2 years agoThis is not the fault of sellers. Ebay recently changed settings. Before, when I was shown items eligible to send offers on, it was only for an item someone was "watching". And many people who "watch" an item are waiting for an offer so they can get the lowest price.
Now, they tell you there are items that are eligible to send offers on even if someone just looked at the listing. Unfortunately, on the PC website, it doesn't show you if someone is watching or if someone just looked, so we have no idea if this person is interested in buying or not.
We send the offers so that we don't lose the sale on the few that actually want to buy.
Contact ebay and tell them your opinion. Maybe if they get enough complaints from buyers, they'll change it back. Maybe even tell them that this new system is not only annoying, but that it's making it less likely you'll even click on a listing if you know you'll be bombarded with offers.
winterpalace25
·2 years agoAs a seller, when I get ebay's list of suggested items for offers, there is a column for views and a column for watchers. Usually these days, the list will have 3-4 items with only views and no watchers, and 1 item with some watchers. It used to be all watchers and I would offer on all of I had the margin. Now, I only send offers on items that have actual watchers. I don't bother the people that just viewed.
sfdreams
·2 years agooh please. It is so annoying and Im sure they can fix it but they just dont care
msgreen-59
·2 years agoyeah, but that wasn't the question.
if they could be "easily ignored," they would be...but they can't.
it's annoying as hell--especially if you're a seller just investigating items and prices, with no intention to buy.
it's a big waste of our time.
brightlightbookseller
·2 years ago6 months later you decide to insult a member for a very reasonable post? Reported.