NO Sales

[carbideliquidator]

 My sales are down 93.1% in the last 31 Days.....something is seriously wrong with Ebay

[onefootflipper]

There are a few ways to express sell through rates. I always express them in months as that is straightforward.  Those who express them in percentages are not always talking about the same period of time. Most are talking about a 3 month period, but some are talking about a 1 month or a 12 month period. I also find people understand it more mentally. 

Very basic math. Active listings divided by sold listings. And then multiply that by 3.

I for example have 1658 listings. I have 539 sold.  That gives me a 9.22 month sell through rate.  If I were to do the math the other way it is 32.5 percent in 90 days. As you can see both of those methods have me selling out of stuff in just over 9 months if I were to stop listing.

[mr_lincoln]

@carbideliquidator 

I just checked my listings, 45.9% have (0) Views in the last 30 days ... 

[dirk12955]

CNBC reports Credit card debt hits a staggering 1.13 Trillion $$

$1,113,000,000,000.00      

Imagine the interest on that.

No link.   Nobody wants to click an unsolicited link.

[bashort]

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@carbideliquidator wrote:

 My sales are down 93.1% in the last 31 Days.....something is seriously wrong with Ebay

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Mine are up 200% maybe that is the reason yours are down

[ruethesame7]

It's Ebay, They cut you off from sales so others are seen more. This will last for a while.

I started on eBay back in 1999, my first account with a different name.

I sold like crazy for 5 years and then the algorithm change, my sales dropped to nothing,

from 4000.00 a mos. to 300.00 overnight. 

So I stopped selling and did another thing to make money. Since then I retired and started

selling on eBay again just for a little extra money. very slow at first, then this past year

I was selling like crazy again. Feb 2 2024 all sales just stop. 7 days nothing, and 3 sales since.

Just a repeat frome long ago.

[reallynicestamps]

So far in February you have sold 6 items

You sold 6 items in January

Seven in December

12 in November.

According to your Sold list.

That feels like an increase in sales not a drop off.

The 31 day sales will change from day to day.

If you had a big day on January 11, and none Jan. 12, you're apparent sales since Jan 12 will suddenly rise, because Jan 11 is no longer being counted.

[toomuchstuffagain35]

Of course that figure also includes cc debt that will be paid in full when the statement date comes due.