06-18-2019 03:10 PM
Over the last 12 months eBay has made a number of changes to the "My Selling" pages. One is an overview of all your account activity and now is just a limited overview of items listed, sales total for the last 60 days and active items.
I have to express my frustration with eBay and their new "Seller Tools". They are absolutely awful. Once were I could simply click on "My Selling" see all active items, what needs to ship, what needs feedback. Now it's click here for this, there for that, click some more over here for another function, click, click, click and more mouse clicks. Do they pay their programmers by the number of forced eBay seller clicks for perform a simple task? I want the old, now Classic "My Selling" page. As a seller I don't have the time to hunt and click for each little function. Before I could just go and see what I needed to do, and on a few occasions per month I would look at my account stats.
eBay has put account stats front and center, I need my tasks front and center in the "Classic My Selling" page. The new pages are useless garbage!. All these changes simply results in more administrative time vs listing and shipping. Thanks for making my job harder. Here a click there a click.
06-18-2019 03:27 PM
Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but here are two old links that seem to be still working:
Beta MyeBayNextAllSelling:
In some cases, the page you wind up at depends on whether you have chosen the old or new version in the past -- keep an eye out for a link in the upper right corner of the page that says "switch to the new selling overview" or "switch to classic view" depending on which you are currently looking at.
Beta MyeBayNextSold:
06-18-2019 03:44 PM
@3josandjack wrote:Once were I could simply click on "My Selling" see all active items, what needs to ship, what needs feedback.
eBay has been over-simplifying the my eBay pages. When managed payments goes into effect site-wide everybody will be forced into using seller hub. Why not take this as an opportunity to start learning how to use it? All of the information you're looking for can be found on the seller hub overview page.
06-18-2019 04:00 PM - edited 06-18-2019 04:00 PM
Omg thank you! I’ve been suffering in silence for months. The link is awesome.
06-19-2019 07:30 AM
Hello,
What is "managed payments"? All the changes are driving small sellers like myself away. It's becoming to difficult to continue. I'm seriously considering ending my relationship with eBay. Their over simplification is really like a Rube Goldberg machine.
06-19-2019 07:31 AM
Hello,
What is "managed payments"? All the changes are driving small sellers like myself away. It's becoming to difficult to continue. I'm seriously considering ending my relationship with eBay. The simplification effort is really like aRube Goldberg machine. No longer can you see everything on one page in the old "my selling" page.
06-19-2019 07:50 AM
Hello,
Thank you for the link. eBay's over simplification effort is making my selling more administrative then listing and shipping. They are driving small sellers away. Wish they would give us the option of using the older format in stead of shoving this garbage down our throats. The new pages are useless, multiple steps, multiple pages, just to the information that was before on one page.
06-19-2019 10:37 AM
@3josandjack wrote:What is "managed payments"?
It was announced a year and a half ago- you can read more about it here-
https://pages.ebay.com/seller-center/service-and-payments/managed-payments-on-ebay.html
and here-
06-19-2019 11:20 AM
eBay's new "My Selling" page and Seller Hub is like Coke's release of New Coke, a miserable failure. Way to go eBay, hope your reading and listening because as a Seller I'm going to stop selling. eBay's new website philosophy is based on a Rube Goldberg cartoon of a machine, requires a million steps just to crack an egg. I spend more time managing my ebay sales pages then listing, packing and shipping. The new web page designs are awful. On the old "My Selling" page, you could see what sold, needed to be shipped, bid prices, item view activity, and past sales. Now, click here, then click to take you some place else, then click again, and again and again. Just sell on Amazon and forget eBay.
06-19-2019 11:48 AM
@3josandjack wrote:eBay's new "My Selling" page and Seller Hub is like Coke's release of New Coke, a miserable failure. Way to go eBay, hope your reading and listening because as a Seller I'm going to stop selling. eBay's new website philosophy is based on a Rube Goldberg cartoon of a machine, requires a million steps just to crack an egg. I spend more time managing my ebay sales pages then listing, packing and shipping. The new web page designs are awful. On the old "My Selling" page, you could see what sold, needed to be shipped, bid prices, item view activity, and past sales. Now, click here, then click to take you some place else, then click again, and again and again. Just sell on Amazon and forget eBay.
all of this over 5 listings when i look at your selling? use sellers hub listing pages, ended, active, unsold, etc. all of them except the active listings page tell you if they were relisted or not. (quite easily) ... and ...
06-19-2019 03:04 PM
Yes all over 5 listings. As a result of all the changes to via Seller Update I'm in the process of winding down. I'm moving to another platform. I want to simply sell and ship, keep customers happy, not deal with heavy administrative work that eBay is now forcing me to comply with.
06-19-2019 03:16 PM - edited 06-19-2019 03:20 PM
@3josandjack wrote:Hello,
What is "managed payments"? All the changes are driving small sellers like myself away. It's becoming to difficult to continue. I'm seriously considering ending my relationship with eBay. The simplification effort is really like aRube Goldberg machine. No longer can you see everything on one page in the old "my selling" page.
In my opinion, all this simplification nonsense makes me yearn (sarcasm intended) for an Old Rubick's Cube - at least one could eventually figure out the answer to that puzzle.