Is there a way to search my listings by name? GRRR, They changed this now...

[s.scharmu0]

HI!

      Please tell me there is a way still!  Please explain to me how I do it 😊 thanks.  I can not believe they no longer want us to be able to search our listings for many reasons.  I have got to be doing some wrong they are not that.....

[stainlessenginecovers]

If you mean by a Sellers ID Name- use the 'advanced' (right next to the word 'SEARCH' top of page)

ps. not changed; been this way for decades

[rfmtm]

Try putting the "name" in quotations.

[monica-sells]

You mean by searching for a member?

https://pages.ebay.com/services/forum/feedback-login.html

[coolections]

You would have to be more specific. Anyone can search your items including you.

[monica-sells]

I think I see what you are saying....

From one of your listings I went to

"See Other Items" and your items come up (392 Items)

BUT, there is no "Search" option above the list.......

I checked and it appears you need to have at minimum a Starter Store to get that option on your listings

(the search option appears on all of my accounts and they all have at least the minimum store option)

i may be wrong, but that's what i see.......

[fern*wood]

If you are wanting to find one of your own listings, click on your active listings, then see where it says "search" and click the arrow.  It will then show several options you can enter to sort out one of your own listings.   I go to item title and see the box to the right "enter value" and put in a key word of the item I want and then hit search.

[s.scharmu0]

"BUT, there is no "Search" option above the list.......

I checked and it appears you need to have at minimum a Starter Store to get that option on your listings

(the search option appears on all of my accounts and they all have at least the minimum store option)

i may be wrong, but that's what I see.......:  YES! YES!  This is what I mean. However I never had a store & I always was able to search my own items.  They must of changed it to only stores then, you think that is what happened?    Thanks for answering my question😊💖

[fern*wood]

I’m not sure if you need a store.  I don’t go to my store when I search. I just go to my active listings on the hub. Maybe I’m not understanding what you wanted.

[pjcdn2005]

I think that they are referring to their 'see sellers listings' page.  If you click on the op's 'view listings' link and try to search their listings for wine glass, the only place to do that is in the top search bar. But if you search there, it will bring up 22,000+ listings for wine glasses.  If you have a store, there is a search bar above all the listings that if for that sellers listings only.  I noticed the difference last night.

[chapeau-noir]

I can drill down along the left side bar, that's all.  I though there never was the search option for non-store owners, just the usual left side drill-down.

[coolections]

OK, I see what you are saying now. I have not done a search for specifics when viewing a seller's listings in some time now. It looks like you can no longer do that. I am not sure when or why they changed that but it was a good feature for sellers selling a variety of things.

[pjcdn2005]

I rarely use the left side and I've always been able to search a non store seller's listings. This is something new.  It makes no sense so I was hoping it was a temporary glitch.

[kensgiftshop]

As screwed up as your variation listings are, I'm surprised anyone can find any of your items.

[coolections]

@kensgiftshop  WOW... hopefully Ebay will pull those variations as they are not variations and a scam to get more free listings.  @s.scharmu0 Hopefully you pull those variation listings before Ebay does. A variation listing has to be of the same type of item (example a shirt with different colors and sizes. Not jewelry, gym shoes, and toys, etc.