eBay

cva1932 · ‎10-22-2022

I find it frustrating when researching for an item I want to list and then almost immediately receive an offer from the seller. How can you avoid that? Or is it not possible?

hartungcards · ‎10-22-2022

What exactly is the problem with receiving an offer?

earthdreamer · ‎10-22-2022

I can't be certain about this, but I believe if you save the items to a customized list, as opposed to the general Watch List, you may not receive those offers.

aqeeqsouq · ‎10-22-2022

@cva1932

Use Terapeak research tool, it's really useful tool:

https://www.ebay.com/sh/research

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wastingtime101 · ‎10-22-2022

There are many ways to deal with it @cva1932 including but not limited to:

- Use a different browser that's not logged in to your eBay ID
- Use private browsing mode not logged in to your eBay ID
- Go to your account settings and under the buying section turn off notices for offers

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shirleys809304 · ‎10-22-2022

I like receiving the offers, but most of the time, I miss them simply because I don't check ebay messages as often as I should. Then, I feel bad because the seller has taken the effort to make that offer and they figure they just got blown off. I don't want the sellers to become discouraged because of this.

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chevymontecarlo88 · ‎10-23-2022

I find it frustrating when researching for an item I want to list and then almost immediately receive an offer from the seller.

When researching an item that you plan to sell, having offers sent can help determine what others are willing to negotiate on said item.

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laststopgeneralstore · ‎10-23-2022

Why would you spend so much time on something that doesn't matter at all? Who cares if you get an offer... Move on about your day and continue doing more important things.