05-28-2017 12:14 PM - edited 05-28-2017 12:18 PM
I just received a promo for 500 free listings on my other account. Fixed price or auction. It shows expired on the account I need it on, of course.
http://www.rsvp.ebay.com/rsvp/signup/103352/AcOEEUolj7M?mi_u=43007911095
05-28-2017 03:29 PM
Free listings are totally random so that often happes.
So just use it on the account you received it on.
05-28-2017 03:44 PM
LOL, even eBay isn't dumb enough to hand out freebies in a "totally random" manner. I get selling promos on my buying account, and eBay Bucks promos on my selling account. Doing it the other way would be giving away money and gaining nothing.
05-28-2017 03:53 PM
@thatsallfolks wrote:LOL, even eBay isn't dumb enough to hand out freebies in a "totally random" manner. I get selling promos on my buying account, and eBay Bucks promos on my selling account. Doing it the other way would be giving away money and gaining nothing.
Right, so use it to your maximum advantage and sell on the buying account or buy on the selling account during that particular promotion.
05-28-2017 04:11 PM
@emerald40 wrote:
@thatsallfolks wrote:LOL, even eBay isn't dumb enough to hand out freebies in a "totally random" manner. I get selling promos on my buying account, and eBay Bucks promos on my selling account. Doing it the other way would be giving away money and gaining nothing.
Right, so use it to your maximum advantage and sell on the buying account or buy on the selling account during that particular promotion.
Exactly. But the promos are obviously not random.
05-28-2017 04:27 PM - edited 05-28-2017 04:28 PM
@thatsallfolks wrote:
@emerald40 wrote:
@thatsallfolks wrote:LOL, even eBay isn't dumb enough to hand out freebies in a "totally random" manner. I get selling promos on my buying account, and eBay Bucks promos on my selling account. Doing it the other way would be giving away money and gaining nothing.
Right, so use it to your maximum advantage and sell on the buying account or buy on the selling account during that particular promotion.
Exactly. But the promos are obviously not random.
When I say random, I mean the theories of some that ebay is playing favorites or that some are on their naughty list and it is a conspiracy they are not getting them.
With the free listings, of course ebay is targeting those without stores yet hoping they will open one. And if they see a pattern that a seller only wants the freebies and has no intention of opening a store, I am sure at some point they stop.
As far as ebay bucks, I seem to get them after I have made my multiple purchases.
05-28-2017 06:45 PM - edited 05-28-2017 06:48 PM
I don't think that will work. Last I checked, I have a limit of 10 listings on that account.
05-29-2017 04:43 AM
Feebay doesn't make these offers to gift you a break. Offers are come-ons, loss leaders.
They are not that random.
"Free Listings" promos are inventory control. To maintain a certian number of items on the shelves.
Offers to the "wrong" account, are to entice you to do more with that account.
05-29-2017 07:39 AM
05-29-2017 08:04 AM
@emerald40 wrote:
@thatsallfolks wrote:
@emerald40 wrote:
@thatsallfolks wrote:LOL, even eBay isn't dumb enough to hand out freebies in a "totally random" manner. I get selling promos on my buying account, and eBay Bucks promos on my selling account. Doing it the other way would be giving away money and gaining nothing.
Right, so use it to your maximum advantage and sell on the buying account or buy on the selling account during that particular promotion.
Exactly. But the promos are obviously not random.
When I say random, I mean the theories of some that ebay is playing favorites or that some are on their naughty list and it is a conspiracy they are not getting them.
With the free listings, of course ebay is targeting those without stores yet hoping they will open one. And if they see a pattern that a seller only wants the freebies and has no intention of opening a store, I am sure at some point they stop.
As far as ebay bucks, I seem to get them after I have made my multiple purchases.
OK. I thought when you said "totally random", you meant "totally random". Thanks for the clarification.