03-15-2019 04:33 PM
I was told to check out a store and all the person text to me was the Ebay account name. How do I find their store with their account name?
03-15-2019 04:43 PM
@bingodot3 wrote:I was told to check out a store and all the person text to me was the Ebay account name. How do I find their store with their account name?
Hi! From a computer: Next to Search on the far right of any eBay page is a small link that says Advanced. Click on that. The next page offers Search parameters including “By Seller.” Add their user name and it will pull up their listings.
03-15-2019 04:45 PM
Right next to the big blue search button there is a much smaller Advanced search. Click on Advanced, near the bottom of that page you will see Sellers. You can enter the user ID and find the seller.
03-15-2019 06:59 PM
https://www.ebay.com/usr/insert name of seller here
03-15-2019 07:26 PM
@bingodot3 wrote:I was told to check out a store and all the person text to me was the Ebay account name. How do I find their store with their account name?
Hi,
It used to be much easier to find a specific store and do searches inside of that specific store, but Ebay has changed this as they have gone more and more to not wanting the buyer to acknowledge buying the item from such and such a Seller on Ebay, but to wanting the buyer to respond that the items was bought FROM Ebay, even though Ebay has zero inventory. This has been one of the significant changes that Ebay has been making so even when you find the store, you can only do one search inside the store and then Ebay automatically changes the search to their entire site again. This is also why Ebay has taken the individuality out of Sellers Stores and made them nothing but plain vanilla looking, not realizing just how much this hurts their sales as Buyers in most cases prefer to buy from the same sellers over and over if the products, pricing and service have been good.
But again, this is Ebay managements new idea on how to try and have the buyer feel they bought their item from Ebay. At least that is how it goes until their is a problem, then it is immediately the individual Sellers problem and fault, even when the problem is Ebays programming is combining information from different sellers and making it appear as if a Seller is selling their products for lower pricing than they actually are. This has happened a few times to a very good seller who suddenly finds buyers paying for 1 item but expecting to receive 8 or even 16 of the items for the price of 1. Then it is left up to the Seller to deal with it and somehow satisfy the Buyer plus end up with a SNAD in the process as Ebay no longer removes any SNAD's from a sellers metrics as that potentially moves the seller that much closer to owing the 4% FVF penalty.