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micromos · ‎05-30-2021

I have 500 baseball cards currently listed. Am I supposed to edit each and every one of those cards to add item specifics such as card thickness, manufacturer, material, league, card size, country of manufacture, original, season, team and player name before they can be listed? Most of these specifics are in the title! Ebay is getting too crazy to use.

rebell45 · ‎05-30-2021

There is a bulk editor somewhere that might help with many of those fields. Also, some of the fields allow user to enter something other than the specified choices, like NA or See Title.

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dhbookds · ‎05-30-2021

You only have to fill in the "REQUIRED" fields.

friskya · ‎05-30-2021

Yes.

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If you have owned a dachshund, no explanation is necessary.
(with apologies to St. Thomas Aquinas)

caldreamer · ‎05-30-2021

You only have to fill in required items. Suggested recommendations (stupid stuff) you can leave blank. If you don't want to be reminded about "suggested recommendations" you can edit your listings and click box that says (don't remind me about this again). Personally, I think it would just be easier to ignore their "suggestions" unless you have time to edit every listing.

micromos · ‎06-06-2021

There will be a huge drop in baseball card sales when this takes effect. Who has the time and effort to revise all their listings to comply with eBay's edict? Card thickness? Really? If a buyer is too ignorant to read the title of the sale they shouldn't be buying cards!

biggymoe · ‎06-06-2021

I have found that the only one you really need to do (for now anyway) is Graded. You can do this in bulk. The stupid part is that I had all my listings duly noted as far as grading. Now they have added Graded (Yes or NO)